See tips for using the short film, "Less?" to teach about compassionate health care for people surviving homelessness. Search "homelessness" on https://t.co/D3ueLK4cLa Thanks @josephineensign
Opening 11/19 On Being a Porous Boundary. Artist Catherine Fairbanks uses empathy as a foundational structure to bridge her practices as nurse, sculptor, painter. Accompanied Catherine Barnett’s poetry. @LewisandClark College Hoffman Art Gallery, Portland OR
New on the HUB: Excerpt from @HayterCharles Cancer Confidential. Witnessing his father’s decline from cancer, an oncologist wrestles with his own fears and desperation. https://t.co/AbBHMdpWLw
Tickets are on sale for our storytelling show in NYC! Join us for a night of personal stories about the complex relationship between our bodies, health, and society.
🗓️Sat, Nov 16, 7:30 PM
🌆@SymphonySpace, NYC
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#storytelling#health#medhum
WEDNESDAY OCT. 9th at 6-7 PM EDT: Join us for our #narrativemedicine Rounds event “Invisible Labor: The Untold Story of the Cesarean Section,” a conversation with Rachele Somerstein (@eccobooks) moderated by Dr. Christopher Travis.
REGISTER:
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New this week in Health Story Hub: a summary of how Renee Watson's novel, skin & bones, could be used to teach about interconnections of health, race, gender, beauty, and weight https://t.co/EMElmiE8K1 #NotThatFat@reneewauthor
New annotation: Jacalyn Duffin on Cancer Confidential: Backstage Dramas in the Radiation Clinic by Charles Hayter, MD @HayterCharles : https://t.co/a3VGJ28jja
Looking for brief stories, videos, poems, or images to prompt discussion in your class? Use our searchable curated database to find stories of health, illness, disability, wellness, and care. https://t.co/4NOKTmLNXi
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Our #August#MoreVoices theme is A Turn for the Better! Share a story with us about taking a turn for the better, caring for someone who’s taken a turn for the better, or about a turn for the better that never quite materialized. Featured below is one of our submissions, "The Cardiologist" by Marilyn Barton.
Submit your piece here: https://t.co/ujjiuCB8w2
Photo by Alexandru Acea on Unsplash.
Love a good podcast? 🎧
BMJ has 20 different podcasts covering a wide range of topics. We produce over 150 episodes, with over 2 million downloads, each year.
The Medical Humanities podcast should be the one for you. Find out more and subscribe today
👉 https://t.co/nhp2BD8JK4
Teaching a new class this fall? The Hub is a free searchable database of stories about health, healing, illness, disability, and care for use in a wide variety of courses and settings. https://t.co/bsmktXGWbO #healthhumanities#medicalhumanities#narrativemedicine#Back2School
BOOK REVIEW: The Quiet Room: A Timeless Memoir Unpacking Schizophrenia by Lori Schiller &Amanda Bennett
Reviewer Alyssa Sales @Columbia holds a B.A. in Neuroscience & Behavior
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