Tag: medical humanities

Physician and longtime cancer patient Dr. Wendy Harpham argues that clinicians' words can comfort, motivate, and heal as powerfully as ...

Researchers developed a 20-item scale for judging biological meaning in health-related images and showed that multimodal AI models can apply ...

A Duke-led narrative review in the Journal of General Internal Medicine proposes replacing burnout and moral injury with the term ...

A new commentary in Global Surgical Education argues that the surgeon of the future must synthesize traditional craft, humanistic judgment, ...

Researchers argue that evidence-based medicine's overreliance on trial data has created evidence worship and humanistic deficiency, and propose evidence-informed medicine ...

A Johns Hopkins study of five medical students in a museum-based course found that processfolios documenting ongoing learning fostered reflection ...

A University of Toronto needs assessment combining an environmental-scan questionnaire and thematic analysis of resident interviews is reshaping how psychiatry ...

A Brazilian psychiatry educator argues that Pink Floyd's The Wall offers a phenomenological model of the hidden curriculum that shapes ...

Researchers used the participatory photovoice method to let hidradenitis suppurativa patients document and interpret the daily realities of their disease ...