… humanistic epistemological model in health professions education for over a half-century.
In many health humanities … thinking, and fostering empathy is through interaction with the …

… the critical value of the medical and health humanities might also be to strengthen biomedical
… the narrative allows for a humanistic rather than scientific focus on the medical experience. …

… Although students are aware that they need to be humanistic doctors in the long run [17], …
major areas: medical humanities (history and professional identity of medical professionals, …

… What is the place of the humanities, and especially literature and the study of literature, in …
humanities/ humanistic environmental studies and the medical humanities/ health humanities …

… One strand of this marketing emphasizes augmentation of physicians through the humanistic
and empathic effects of AI in medical settings, and another characterizes AI for patient-…

… Health Humanities instead of Medical Humanities and are why we have insisted on health in
its broadest sense, not a word that is … health professions but a concept fundamental to all life …

… ' knowledge of the quality of care, social scientists and other experts in humanistic sciences
may need more skills for ‘speaking medicine’, ‘knowing biology’ and ‘taking care of patients’ (…

… This piece examines what the humanities can contribute to the … medical humanities within
our critical care program, and reflects on the immeasurable impact of the medical humanities …

… , I show how locating the health humanities in first-year or … a health humanities education
to all baccalaureate-level learners, regardless of whether they aspire to careers in the health …

… The article concludes by cautioning against the unthinking or naïve use of experience as
a sure foundation for work in the medical humanities, drawing upon the theoretical insights of …