… encounter. The event was planned for April 6. And, it happened on schedule. A few tweaks were required due to the COVID-19 pandemic since the traditional … meetings were out of the question. The challenge was to pivot this class to a virtual session in less than a week, without disrupting the complex schedule and … daily life that was created last year, giving a level of detail you wouldn’t see even if you had an in-person visit.” For duPont, what really made the event special …

… were several award winners from the Institute.  Dr. Carla Tierney-Hendricks , a lecturer in CSD program and a researcher at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, earned a $75,000 Clinical Research … an experience that I am so grateful to have done alongside fellow classmates and even alumni of the program!"  It was the second ASHA Convention for Santos, who …

… enticed  to   turn on cruise control , check out mentally, and start winter break a few weeks early. This first option may be particularly attractive when final class … have something active to  do  while they listen to their classmates’ work, such as a presentation evaluation. In the future, also try not to pack all presentations into a few final weeks; if presentations are spread out more evenly across the second half …

… A Year of Worry from the Front Lines … A Year of Worry from the Front Lines Topics Health Equity Area of Expertise Health & … satellite health center at Lynn Vocational Technical Institute, where I worked as a primary care pediatric nurse practitioner. It started as worried discussion about … only after he closed the sliding glass door separating it from the dining room. Even though the pandemic highlighted the biggest problems in our society and our …

… people with whom we interact. No longer are we about to greet each other with a robust and heartfelt handshake or a hug (and I am a hugger). In fact, those opportunities for meeting people have all … our lives because our world has been narrowed to the grocery store and pharmacy. Even those outings have become completely transactional – get in for what you need …

… Is It Too Late to Become a Nurse? Success Stories That Prove It’s Possible … Is It Too Late to Become a Nurse? Success Stories That Prove It’s Possible Topics Nursing Connect With Us Request Information Nursing Becoming a nurse is often seen as a path designated for those with a traditional 4-year … safe,” the decision to pursue nursing came with a readiness to embrace challenges, even if it meant a more difficult academic courseload. This shift in mindset was …

… providers and their patients. To help educate the MGH Institute community, a panel of MGH Institute faculty members took part in “What’s at Stake for Health Care in the 2024 Elections”, a panel discussion held Tuesday that was organized by the Office of the Provost.  … courses on politics, healthcare policy and economics, told the audience that even bills unrelated to healthcare might influence healthcare.  “In 2022, Congress …

… The conference theme, “ How Are Educators Relevant to Health? ” included a robust program of symposia, workshops, networking events, and poster sessions. … Nara Gavini , and Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs Regina Doherty , led a workshop on program evaluation using the Translational Science Benefits Model … Provost for Faculty Affairs Regina Doherty, and Provost Reamer Bushardt led a workshop titled "Elevating Program Evaluation: A Translational Approach to Connect …

… such an immediate impact,” said Kardong-Edgren.  RQI, which also is being used at a few hospitals, was co-developed by Laerdal Medical, a medical simulation and resuscitation training company, and the American Heart … ventilation, Kardong-Edgren said. In addition, the researchers found that even a highly trained and experienced instructor could not tell with the naked eye if …