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Narrative medicine in ethics education: from theory to practice [PDF]

Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine
Historically, medicine has been grounded in storytelling; however, contemporary practice has shifted toward expertise and empirical data, often neglecting the patient's narrative.
Hasan Erbay
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Narrative psychiatry: Healing through storytelling

European Psychiatry, 2021
Introduction We all have the innate ability to tell our story and the way we do it can determine the impact that each problem has on our lives.
J. Gonçalves Cerejeira, C. Rivera Jiménez, I. Santos Carrasco, C. Capella, E. Rodríguez   +4 more
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The Inheritance and Development of Chinese Narrative Medicine Practice to the Philosophical Wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Chinese Medicine and Culture, 2023
Starting from the inheritance and promotion of Chinese life philosophy and traditional Chinese medicine wisdom by Chinese narrative medicine practice, this paper discusses the inheritance and echo relationship between the “close textual reading ability ...
Xiaolin YANG
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An Overview of Narrative Medicine in China

Chinese Medicine and Culture, 2023
This paper sketches the history and the author’s involvement in the development of narrative medicine in China. It also describes “narrative medicine with Chinese characteristics,” explaining why narrative medicine is regarded as a tool to materialize ...
Liping GUO
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Finding the Story

Journal of Clinical and Translational Science, 2022
Story is the oldest known way of sharing knowledge and information and engages us in our collective humanity. In research settings, story brings meaning to complex ideas, making them feel palpable and connects us with our audience.
Evonne Kaplan-Liss, Lauren Mitchell, Chase Crossno, Val Lantz-Gefroh   +3 more
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Instances of Moral Distress in Medical Education: Recognition and Approaches [PDF]

Journal of Advances in Medical Education and Professionalism
The care of sick people is a moral issue. In a highly technological era, it risks becoming a matter of repairing unhealthy bodies by means of evidence-based strategies, neglecting the human component.
PAMELA JOFRÉ, RODRIGO VERGARA
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Reading Patients: Our Story of Narrative Medicine

International Journal of Whole Person Care, 2020
As Dr. Rita Charon, pioneer of the field of narrative medicine, said “Literary accounts of illness can teach physicians concrete and powerful lessons about the lives of sick people” but also “enable physicians to recognize the power and implications of ...
Catherine Courteau, Laurence Laneuville
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No Health without Mental Health: Taking Action to Heal a World in Distress—With People, Places, and Planet ‘in Mind’

Challenges, 2022
The unprecedented global rise in mental anguish is closely linked with the erosion of our social fabric, economic and political systems, and to our natural environments. We are facing multiple new large-scale threats to health, safety, and security, with
Susan L. Prescott, Jeffrey M. Greeson, Mona S. El-Sherbini, The Planetary Health Community Convened by the Nova Institute for Health   +3 more
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Exploring perception and usage of narrative medicine by physician specialty: a qualitative analysis

Philosophy, Ethics, and Humanities in Medicine, 2021
Background Narrative medicine is a well-recognized and respected approach to care. It is now found in medical school curricula and widely implemented in practice.
Daniel A. Fox, Joshua M. Hauser
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“Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant”

Voices in Bioethics, 2014
End of life issues don’t always have to be so difficult to discuss, especially upon reading New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast’s new memoir, “Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant.” Now spending its eighth week at the top of The New York Times best ...
Randi Belisomo
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