… Degree – To Do More Topics Clinical Experience Melissa Agrimanakis has a passion for working in developing countries, which is why the 2010 DPT graduate has returned to the IHP for a nurse practitioner degree. In all the times Melissa Agrimanakis has gone to … Agrimanakis and colleagues with a Haitian man they built a standing frame for. The man was only able to stand for a few seconds at a time prior to the standing …

… Area of Expertise Nursing Education MGH Institute faculty and staff gathered for the fifth annual lecture honoring the legacy of nursing leader Natalie Petzold, … and Miss Petzold was one of those people to me,” Margie Sipe, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs in the School of Nursing, reflected. This year’s lecture … Dean of Nursing, Maura Abbott.  Schnall, who also serves as Associate Dean for Faculty Development, presented her work on user-centered design in mobile health …

… of procedures and emergencies help keep nurses sharp, leading to top level care for mother and infants. But what about obstetric nurses in rural hospitals? What are … Cottage and Monadnock Community hospitals and is currently compiling the data for analysis. “In a lot of rural spaces, I’m finding that our obstetric patients have … General Hospital, a highly resourced facility that still presented challenges for obstetric nurses.  “Those nurses have certain kinds of systems factors that …

… Expertise Medical Education Nursing Education Primary Care Pipeline to Providence latest partnership for Institute; half-dozen expected to be finalized by end of year The MGH Institute’s … R. Sicard, O.P., signed a formal agreement on Friday that creates a seamless route for graduates of Providence College’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program to enter …

… there anyone who can help bring down the rate of gun violence and death? Nurses, for one.  Three School of Nursing advanced practice faculty, assistant professor … outcome related to gun ownership or storage and professionals did not assess for this unique risk that is well established in healthcare literature.” Hall, … is limited. “Often we have so many required assessments to review during a visit,” said Hall. “We need to discuss your blood pressure, lab results, and other …

… care pediatric nurse practitioner. It started as worried discussion about the news coming from overseas and COVID-19 cases reaching New York, which turned into … but I also felt a small amount of nervous anticipation: This is what I was trained for, to be able to help in a time of need. Last spring, when the pandemic’s chaos was … I see patients and family. My parents have also received the vaccine, so now I can visit without a glass door separating us. I tell every patient I see about the …