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Indian J Surg, 2018 We are all stressed out to read and understand our medical practice which is so vast and seems monotonous. Amidst so much tension, we can still enjoy our profession if we can narrate the sequence in a different style. Poetry is one way of such expression. Poetry is a combination of knowledge and feeling.
Shaikh NJ.
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London J Prim Care (Abingdon), 2016 Outlining an educational initiative for those who work in the National Health Service (NHS), this article argues that literary reflection has been too easily seen as a simple tool which may improve the practitioner's empathic skills and benefit patient-centred care.
Ratcliffe S.
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Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2014 Before I studied medicine, I did an English degree. It was at a time when cultural studies had not been invented and close reading of literary texts was still in fashion. There were a few books on this topic that were considered to be classics, and one of them was by a writer called William Empson.
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Poetry in Medicine: oblivious to the obvious
Khyber Medical University JournalMedicine is a science that is deeply intertwined with the emotional, psychological, cultural and social aspects of human life. Poetry has almost a similar domain.
Sheraz Jamal Khan
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A reflection on the images of Anvari’s knowledge-based poetry (Case study: A study of three fields of astronomy, music and medicine in 51 odes of Anvari) [PDF]
تاریخ ادبیات, 2018 Poetry is an imaginative speech; i.e., it is the creation of images that are constructed by poetic ideas, and emerges through the artist’s manipulation in speech and expression on the vastness of two synchronic and diachronic axes by means of words.Since
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Research and Humanities in Medical Education, 2020 COVID-19 has exposed the weakness in a largely privatized, profit driven health-care business, soaked neck deep in corruption both within and without the so called noble health care system.
Murtuza Ghiya
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Research and Humanities in Medical Education, 2023 Penned to commemorate Mental Health Awareness Day 2023.
Arundhati V Subramani
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Research and Humanities in Medical Education, 2020 This poem aims to bring out the difference between the doctor and the Grim Reaper, who is a personification of death. Often visualized as a black cloaked skeleton, he holds an hourglass, waiting for the last grain of sand to fall so he can take the soul ...
Arundhati Subramani
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