Thank you for following our journey. @ICUNarrative will leave Twitter. The root of our work is in humanism which is not compatible with the ethos of concerning direction of this platform.
For now, you can follow us on Instagram @theicunarrativeproject.
It’s here! We’re so excited to present our research-in-progress at the @acgme#AEC2024
Let’s connect! You will find us:
- Thursday PM Poster Reception
- Saturday AM #backtobedside Shark Tank competition
Check out an inspiring mentee, a proud mentor, and a proud mentor’s wonky name tag 😄
@raulbnavids served as a wonderful ambassador for the ICU Narrative movement at the @acgme#BacktoBedside collaborative.
#NarrativeMedicine#humanisminmedicine
We’ve been busy launching our second site @MountSinai_ICCM NSICU in partnership with Drs. @drdangayach and Alex Reynolds.
Stay tuned as more sites unfold and check out our new Instagram feed @theicunarrativeproject
<MICU intern reads a patient bio as ICU team looks on>
Props to our Patient Champion for finding a red marker 😂
This Patient Bio was provided by a non-intubated patient. The adjective was spot on and it was a delight to chat with her each day.
#NarrativeMedicine#Humanism#humanisminmedicine
Our patients here, inspiring us to dream big.
We are so motivated to get this person back to their piano!
🎹 🎶 🎼 🎹🎶🎼🎹🎶🎼🎹🎶🎼🎹
#NarrativeMedicine#HumanisminMedicine
@msmwpccm fellow Shasha Chen shares a patient’s Get To Know Me board on ICU rounds.
A moment to pause, learn, reflect.
#NarrativeMedicine#HumanisminMedicine
via @nytimes - narratives are human stories. across disciplines and venues sharing stories is healing.
amazing initiatives through dance narratives to shift from retribution to rehabilitation, from punishment to healing in the prison system. https://t.co/J9e6Fh6fxh
Team members graduate!
@Gabybernalcha is a ⭐️: project design, branding, training program liaison. Pls share how narrative medicine influences your practice!
@Athena_R7 is a ⭐️: diary scripts, database and questionnaire design. We’re thrilled she will stay on as a fellow.
“I arrived for a code in the ICU and saw the Get To Know Me board. I had never met this patient - but that information? This is very good. This gave me a sense of who I was treating, the person who was receiving CPR. We forget sometimes.”
- Internal Medicine Resident, PGY3