Foundational Certificate alum publishes commentary reflecting on the use of poetry in health professions education.
Posted: Tuesday February 25, 2025
Category: Literature and Culture
A case for narrative-based medicine in health care and beyond.
Posted: Tuesday February 25, 2025
Sarah de Leeuw reads from her poetry collection: Pine. Her vivid imagery explores wildfire-scarred geographies and the profound shifts of middle age that culminate in reflections on change, resilience, and the deep connections between land and self. Listen to this episode of NBM Talks on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Posted: Monday January 13, 2025
An original and thought-provoking journey into the many layers of the human experience.
Posted: Wednesday November 27, 2024
Renowned narrative medicine expert John Launer shares thoughts about his chapter on supervising practitioners who have experienced trauma in the new edited collection Narrative Medicine: Trauma and Ethics.
Posted: Wednesday July 31, 2024
An illness memoir and much more, Sleep is Now a Foreign Country seeks to break down the barriers between those diagnosed with mental illness and the broader community.
Posted: Sunday July 21, 2024
Foundational Certificate alum Conor Mc Donnell reflects on his introduction to narrative-based medicine and the value that writing has brought to his personal and professional life.
Posted: Friday May 31, 2024
Mireille Norris (Temerty Medical Education Black Health Theme Lead) shares how we can continue to engage in important dialogue year-round through the arts and humanities.
Posted: Friday May 31, 2024
Foundational Certificate alum Upreet Dhaliwal discusses her professional journey towards narrative-based medicine with our program leads in this illuminating conversation.
Posted: Friday May 31, 2024
Hesam’s works represented here are based on a storytelling process that considers significant health and medical topics around him and how he reflects on them.
Posted: Monday May 6, 2024