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Two Aims of Medical Humanities Education: Good Doctors and Happy Doctors [PDF]

Korean Medical Education Review, 2015
Recently, medical humanities education has begun to take up an increased proportion of the Korean medical curriculum. Many people now agree that not only basic medicine and clinical medicine but also medical humanities is needed in medical education. The
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Medical humanities in medical education and practice

Medical Teacher, 2018
Wherever the art of Medicine is loved, there is also a love of Humanity (Hippocrates 2018)What is Medical Humanities (MH) and why is it important for medical education today?
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Introduction: The Humanities and Medical Education

Academic Medicine, 1995
Abstract Case 1 On her third-year clerkship in medicine, a student cared for a young woman who had advanced AIDS. The patient's 3-year-old daughter had moved into the patient's mother's apartment. All family members and neighbors had been told that the patient was dying of leukemia.
R, Charon, P, Williams
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Medical Education and the Humanities

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1985
Excerpt To the editor: Dr. Warren's article, "The Humanities in Medical Education" (1), is valuable for its refutation of misleading beliefs about the relation between undergraduate study of the hu...
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The Humanities in Medical Education

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1984
The importance of humanities in general education is generally acknowledged. With respect to premedical education, a major impediment has been the belief that gaining admittance to medical school is exceedingly difficult and, therefore, a student must major in the sciences.
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Human Values in Medical Education

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1976
Attitudes and values in medicine vary with the nature of the individual, his education and training, and the circumstances of his professional life. Comparisons are drawn between medical education in Britain 40 years ago and today. Though education has changed, British students are still mainly motivated by a desire to care for sick people.
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Medical humanities in nurse education

Nursing Standard, 2003
The author describes the way in which nursing knowledge is developing through medical humanities. This is the study of medical themes and concerns in fictional representations of illness and health, to understand the effect of illness on individuals and society.
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Medical education, irrelevancy and the humanities

Medical Hypotheses, 1980
The author reviews the criticism aimed at medical education and suggests that its shortcomings could be corrected by modifying the curriculum so that irrelevant material is eliminated and replaced in part with the humanities.
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Role of humanities in modern medical education

Current Opinion in Psychiatry, 2023
Purpose of review The role and importance of integrating humanities into medical education has been recognized for a long time. However, to what extent humanities are included in the medical curricula and how and when they are taught during the medical training in medical schools across the world is unclear.
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Preserving the humanities in medical education

Medical Teacher, 2010
Patients are frequently unhappy with medical care because physicians fail to demonstrate humanistic qualities. Immersion in science is a necessary part of medical education but not sufficient. Courses in the history of medicine, the medical narrative in literature, bioethics, medicine and art, and spirituality and medicine will train physicians who ...
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