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“D” is for Document
March 11, 2020

by Karen Knops, MD Proverb: The faintest ink is better than the strongest memory. As ancestral cave paintings indicate, humans have always had the instinct to create a physical record … chevron_right Read more

Gold Humanism Summit, General Session Track
November 26, 2019

The inaugural Gold Humanism Summit was a study in partnership. Even the conference itself was done in partnership with Planetree International, with the Gold Foundation and Planetree events open to … chevron_right Read more

Gold Humanism Summit, Gold Executive Leadership Track

The Gold Executive Leadership Track wrapped up the work of the first Gold Humanism Summit by focusing on the place of humanism among healthcare leaders. It was a powerful event … chevron_right Read more

GHHS and MTL Symposium: Recap
November 22, 2019

Humanism in healthcare has so many faces. Humanism in healthcare can show up in doing laundry for the homeless or in an academic study measuring the impact of implicit bias. … chevron_right Read more

Q&A with Rob Goldberg, NYC Marathon Runner for Humanism
October 17, 2019

Running the NYC Marathon to Keep Healthcare Human Rob Goldberg is running the NYC Marathon to support the Gold Foundation and keeping healthcare human. We are honored and thrilled, and … chevron_right Read more

Dorothy’s Ruby Slippers & our White Coats: Dr. Maureen Strafford’s 2001 White Coat Ceremony speech at Columbia
September 20, 2019

Maureen A. Strafford, MD, was a champion of humanism in healthcare and a beloved friend and supporter of The Arnold P. Gold Foundation and its founders, Arnold and Sandra Gold. … chevron_right Read more

UMass Medical, 2019 Baldwin winner, shares how it listens to its residents
September 17, 2019
Nancy Young

Each year, the Gold Foundation and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) recognize institutions that foster a respectful, humanistic environment for resident physicians by awarding the ACGME and … chevron_right Read more

Q&A with Dr. Ron Epstein and Dr. Mick Krasner of Mindful Practice
August 12, 2019

Ronald Epstein, MD, FAAHPM, is Professor of Family Medicine, Psychiatry, Oncology, and Medicine (Palliative Care) at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. Mick Krasner, MD, FACP, is … chevron_right Read more

2019 Summer Reading for Compassionate Clinicians
August 1, 2019

Each summer, we compile a list of intriguing new books that might help strengthen clinicians’ commitment to compassionate care of both patients and themselves. This list of 10 thought-provoking reads … chevron_right Read more

At 2019 Bud Baldwin winner Middlesex Health, resident physicians are part of a small-town community
June 25, 2019

Each year, the Gold Foundation and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) recognizes institutions that foster a respectful, humanistic environment for resident physicians by awarding the ACGME and … chevron_right Read more

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