Our Top 5 Blog Posts of 2015

December 23, 2015

The following five blog posts from our blog Humanizing Medicine were our most popular of 2015.

A closeup of a backlit illuminated gas gage with the needle indicating an empty tank on an isolated dark background What Happens When You Run Out of Empathy? — a reflective essay by Sam Schueler, MD
APGF Circle Logo w GHHS Maroon ERAS Medical Residency Application to Include GHHS Identifier — an announcement from GHHS Director Lynn White, MD
SummerReadingSq Summer Reading for Compassionate Clinicians — a list of suggested books compiled by Ellen Hedstrom
Listening male holds his hand near his ear Who’s Listening? Who Cares? — a reflective essay by Brandy King, MLIS and Elizabeth Gaufberg, MD MPH
By Jim Kuhn [CC BY 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons 8 Ways Pre-Med Students Can Learn About Humanism in Medicine a list of ideas written by Daniel Gomez and Perry Dinardo

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