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The Helping Ourselves Experience and Pursue Success (HOPES) curriculum is designed to introduce a new skill each week from one of 8 domains (Communicating Effectively, Making and Keeping Friends, Making the Most of Leisure Time, Living Well in the Community, Healthy Living, Intimacy and Dating...

For about one year, Project SUCCESS participants meet weekly to compare life experiences, to practice social skills, to share feelings and insights. CET participants also complete weekly computer-based exercises, typically with a partner. Comprehensive manuals for both CET and HOPES and weekly...

Behavioral interventions targeting cognitive and social skills such as CET and HOPES have shown strong evidence of feasibility, tolerability and efficacy for people with psychosis in clinical trials. Yet despite empirical evidence supporting use of these programs in routine clinical care, clinical...

Members of the Department of Radiology attended and presented at the Society of Advanced Body Imaging (SABI)’s Annual Meeting from Oct. 7-11 in Dallas, Texas. Dr. Karen Lee presented the workshop "Scrotal MRI Does/Doesn't Add Value to Scrotal US." Dr. Francesca Rigiroli presented the workshop...

A community-engaged research study project to understand exposures to metals and their effect on prenatal health. Learn more on Facebook Press on link below to participate and earn $10

Dr Heng will be an invited panelist for the session, “The clinical and scientific promise of machine learning and artificial intelligence”, at the BIDMC Research Retreat in Fall 2024. She will talk about the machine learning methods she used to create prognostic signatures, as well as the artificial...

We had a wonderful time attending Digestive Diseases Week in Washington, D.C. May 2024. Our members presented the cutting-edge research we've been working on during the year and updated the GI community on clinical management of patients with neurogastrointestinal disorders. We also had a lot of fun...

Colin Wu, BS, presented an oral presentation titled: "Symptoms Do Not Predict Sucrose Malabsorption." Some key findings included: A high prevalence of 20.7% of patients with an abnormal 13CO 2 Sucrose Breath Test in our patient population Symptom presentation does not accurately differentiate...

Dr. Luis Costa will be presenting his recent work on "A Neuroprotective state of suspended animation" at the 2024 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Research Retreat on the morning of Thursday, September 5th. Additionally, at the same time, Nicole Lynch will be presenting the collaborative work of...

The division of CERTAIN conducted an in-situ simulation session today with 12 anesthesia residents (7 CA-1, 4 CA-2, and 1 CA-3) and a first-year nurse anesthetist student. A session was held for each resident and nurse anesthetist. The 13 sessions had two simulated scenarios: atria fibrillation and...