Anders Juhl Rasmussen, Anne-Marie Mai and Helle Ploug Hansen, editors. Narrative Medicine in Education, Practice, and Interventions.
Ever since its groundbreaking introduction in 2000 by Columbia Professor Rita Charon, Narrative Medicine (NM) has had a drastic impact in medical education and practice, as well as the Humanities and the Arts. The practice of NM aims at combating the dehumanization of commercialized healthcare in t...
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European journal of American studies
2024
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| Summary: | Ever since its groundbreaking introduction in 2000 by Columbia Professor Rita Charon, Narrative Medicine (NM) has had a drastic impact in medical education and practice, as well as the Humanities and the Arts. The practice of NM aims at combating the dehumanization of commercialized healthcare in the western world by honing clinicians’ (self-)diagnostic and bedside skills through the guided narratological analysis of literary texts. Success in practice has led health professionals along with... |
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