You can miss a lot by sticking to the point. - traditional Hmong saying
Getting Started Reading List
Burn-out in Residency and in Life
Working with Difficult Emotions
Emotional Equilibrium.Positive Emotions
Cultures Colliding: Teaching about Culture through Literature
Art of Doctoring
Improving Physician QOL
Personal Writing as a Tool for Professional Development
Relationship-Centered Care
Poetry for Physicians: How Poetry Can Improve Your Doctoring
Rural Epiphanies: How Reality Intersects with Literature
Poetry in Motion: Listening to the Voices of Medical Students
Take Two Poems and Call Me in the Morning: Poetic Remedies to Soothe Physician Stress and Burn-Out
Poetry for Physicians: Developing an Integrated Medical Humanities Curriculum
Introduction to Medical Humanities
Narrative Medicine
Spoonful of Humanities: Introducing Medical Humanities in a Family Medicine Clerkship
The Patient's Experience through Literature and Art
Words and Wards: A Model of Reflective Writing and its Uses in Medical Education
Humanities Research
Stories Students Tell (about Ethical Dilemmas): What Student Narrative Typologies Can Tell Us about their Approaches to Ethical Decision-Making
Anatomy and Humanities
Real Medicine: Introduction to Clerkships
Bermuda Triangle in Family Medicine
Curling Up with a Good Book
Working with Difficult People