Mass General Nursing Innovation Enters New Era...
More and more Mass General nurses are proposing solutions to problems they encounter on the frontlines of patient care.
Health Policy Advocates on the March for Patients...
At Mass General, many physicians, nurses, researchers and health workers believe protecting patients should involve more than treating illness and injury.
Heart Transplant Milestone: Saving Mr. Kaminski...
Reversing one heart transplant patient’s decline required intensive therapy, precise collaboration and the innovative use of an organ infected with a potentially deadly disease.
A Calm After the Storm...
A little boy’s violent rages took control of his family’s life until they turned to a Mass General expert in pediatric bipolar disorder.
Donor’s Wife Says Doctors Never Gave Up on Him...
Remembering the names and faces of the 17 specialists who worked to help her husband makes Liz Morrill Cross proud of his gift to Mass General.
Education Leader Outlines Bold Mass General Plan...
O’Neil A. Britton, MD, Mass General’s chief medical officer, describes a new Learning Hospital and other aspects of a plan for modernizing education at Mass General, Harvard Medical School’s first and largest teaching hospital.
Upping the Odds for Addiction Recovery...
The Mass General Emergency Department tackles the opioid overdose epidemic with new training and quicker access to a key medication.
Research Scholars: The Power of Bold Giving and Big Ideas...
One researcher’s development of a swallowable, diagnostic capsule underscores the progress and promise of the MGH Research Scholars program.
Mass General Research Keeps Strong Patient Focus...
Mass General President Peter L. Slavin, MD, says the hospital’s scientists and clinicians work together to ensure that research informs care and vice versa.
Mass General Community Inspires New MGPO Chief...
Timothy G. Ferris, MD, MPH, the new CEO of the Massachusetts General Physicians Organization, says the intelligence, dedication and compassion of colleagues continue to make him a better person.