… OTD, Mary Evenson, OT, OTD, MPH, OTR, FAOTA. Poster presentation. Tuesday, October 26 Systemic Progress Monitoring in School-Based Practice. Tara Mansour, OT, MS, OTR. … OTD, Mary Evenson, OT, OTD, MPH, OTR, FAOTA. Poster presentation. Tuesday, October 26 Systemic Progress Monitoring in School-Based Practice. Tara Mansour, OT, MS, OTR. …

… Dr. Jordan Green, director of the Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab, is leading a study with technology firm Modality that could have significant impact on patient … its progression, and determine whether the medicine used to treat the disease is even effective? The National Institutes of Health is about to find out. It has … we developed a software platform to assess facial expressions, limb movements, and even cognitive functions,” said Dr. David Suendermann-Oeft, CEO of Modality. “Our aim …

… projects during the department’s 2nd annual Student Research Symposium on April 25-26. The presentations were the culmination of work that began when students arrived in Fall 2020. Their projects covered a range of clinical and professional topics.  In her introduction, Allison Cirino, … The Utilization and Impact of Clinical Dysmorphology on Racially Diverse Patients: A Scoping Review Emily Maxwell: Further defining the roles and impact of genetic …

… Academy of Nursing notifying the veteran nurse that she had been selected to be a Fellow, the highest honor bestowed on a nurse from the world’s most prestigious … a rigorous process that includes seven layers of evaluation before a submission is even voted on. Gona’s inclusion brings to 12 the number of IHP faculty members who … concluded Gona. “They could see something in me really when I sometimes I couldn't even see it myself. And they nurtured me and helped me along the way to where I am …

… A Celebration of Cutting-Edge Research and Student Support … A Celebration of Cutting-Edge Research and Student Support Topics Research Dr. Jordan … become so much more connected and so much more dependent on technology makes it even more imperative that we find ways of making communication systems that really … first exposed to health care inequalities in Bangladesh, where he was born. But even after he and his family moved to Brooklyn, NY, those disparities – while better …

… research grants are funded based on several factors: the number of citations in a paper, impact factor of the journal, name recognition, whether research in a field … “It’s trying to get away from being quite so subjective and make it more of an even playing field,” said Danaher Garcia. “Right now, most grants are funded based on … for grants applications to be reviewed and approved,” she said. “Now you can do it even more quickly and, hopefully, more objectively.”  Do you have a story the Office …

… research experiences and how they connect to clinical practice is the focus of a new podcast launched by the MGH Institute’s library. “ Evidence-Based IHP ” is … of library services at the IHP’s Janis P. Bellack Library, and Rachel Norton, a second-year CSD student who works on research in the Institute’s Brain, Education, … base and interpret studies in fields other than their own. As Tarbet noted, “Even if we interview a genetic counseling student, we hope that a physician assistant …

… Lab, including Maddie Brodeur, OTD’24, are working with Dr. Ariel Schwartz on a project whose goal is to include more individuals with intellectual When Maddie … student has become well versed on the intersection of the two.  The project is a joint endeavor of Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy Dr. Ariel Schwartz, … looks like outside of just the physical environment,” she said, noting how it’s even more relevant in July during National Disability Pride Month. “It has made me …