Morning Song by Marcia F. Brown
January 5, 2016

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Heartbeat, by Nicole Schafenacker
December 3, 2015

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eye contact, by Jordan Cole
July 14, 2015

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The Art of Anatomy by Khalil Harbie
March 23, 2015

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Using the Gold Foundation’s medical student essays to teach humanism
August 26, 2014

by Nina Stoyan-Rosenzweig This post is part of our collection of “Gold Nuggets” —  our way of alerting the medical community to original artwork, poetry or multimedia that stimulate discussion … chevron_right Read more

Poetry by Cate Chason: A Gift for GHHS Chapters
June 26, 2014

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A Poem for Gold, by Eric Ayers, MD
June 17, 2014

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On dying once
June 6, 2014

by Leah Kaminsky, MD The first time I ever saw a real corpse was when I walked into the Anatomy 201 dissection room as a second year medical student. The … chevron_right Read more

Review of “Alternative Medicine” by Rafael Campo
February 20, 2014

Review by Steven Cramer Robert Frost wrote that the greatest metaphor “is the philosophical attempt to say matter in terms of spirit, or spirit in terms of matter, to make … chevron_right Read more

Prejudice: A poem by Arielle Silverman
February 18, 2014

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Express the caring your find within your practice
January 24, 2014

While care is normally quantified as a series of actions to promote wellbeing of patients, healthcare professionals know that there is much more that cannot be quantified and indeed, is almost … chevron_right Read more

Toward the clinical humanities: How literature and the arts can help shape humanism and professionalism in medical education
January 6, 2014

by Johanna Shapiro PhD Many articles, panels and presentations have focused on questions regarding the relationships (if any) among the humanities, humanism, and professionalism. These questions may never be definitively … chevron_right Read more