We have curated resources to help support you in the COVID-19 pandemic.
View our timely, useful, and inspirational library of remote access Gold Human InSight Webinars. For 2022-2023, the overarching series theme is: Renewing our Commitment to Humanism: Reconnection After the Dual Pandemics.
The Gold Connection is a podcast created and produced by members of the Gold Humanism Honor Society. It launched in conjunction with the debut of the 2020-2021 GHHS National Initiative: Humanism and Healing: Structural Racism and its Impact on Medicine. Listen here.
This Gold Foundation database collects practical tools, best practices, curriculum, videos, journal articles, and much more, all focused on putting humanism into practice. Click here
These Gold Foundation databases includes studies that demonstrate how humanistic care supports the Quadruple Aim:
“Humanism in Health and Healthcare” is a free virtual course, open to anyone at any time, on the NextGenU.org platform, developed in partnership with Oakland University’s William Beaumont School of Medicine. Faculty may also use the curriculum as the foundation for their own class focused on humanism in healthcare.
Each month we compile recently published research related to humanism and papers written by members of the Gold community. To receive an email notification of future Research Roundups, enter your information here and check “Research Roundup” at the bottom.
These teams from medical institutions all over the country have engaged in research and advocacy to advance humanism in healthcare with the aid of Mapping the Landscape (MTL) grants from the Gold Foundation. See here.
We frequently share new work in humanistic care on Twitter.
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A curated collection of research data points, tools, practical methods to approach this topic, and an opportunity to exchange thoughts.
These groundbreaking guidelines for promoting the well-being of healthcare professionals have been endorsed by more than a dozen leading organizations.
CHARM Annotated Bibliography of Evidence-Based Interventions for Medical Student, Trainee and Practicing Physician Well-being
An annotated collection of articles summarizing best practices to reduce burnout and improve well-being. Interventions are organized into five areas: physical health, emotional health, facilitated groups, active self-improvement, and organization transformation. Download the PDF
Our reviews of books related to humanism in medicine.
This database from NYU School of Medicine is a collection of literature, fine art, visual art and performing art annotations created for those with an interest in medical humanities.
This initiative from Johns Hopkins shares thoughtful clinical stories and perspectives to stimulate reflection about providing exceptional care.