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A Vista Of Kahana Bay, Haryashpal Bhullar

HCA Healthcare Journal of Medicine

This is a picture of Kahana Bay in Honolulu, HI I took when I was visiting my friend stationed at Tripler Army Medical Center last year. Like me, he is a Psychiatry resident and I had not seen him in over a year, so meeting him was quite meaningful to me as we had so much more to talk about. Having this vista behind us while we climbed and shared stories made for one of the best hikes of my life. I often look at this photo and realize the freedom we had to fly to all sorts of beautiful …

Corona, Syed Anjum Khan

HCA Healthcare Journal of Medicine

We all are witnessing unprecedented pain and suffering, enduring unsurpassed tribulations. As a doctor working in an intensive care unit each day, I carry the burden of my patients and their families, my coworkers, my own family and friends. I never think about myself, the burden on my soul.

Yet I believe there will be a better tomorrow. A new day, where COVID times will be remembered with tears in our eyes yet a comfort in our smile that it’s past.

Reducing “Treble” With Performance Focused Music Programs In Medical School: A Student Driven Needs Assessment To Clarify Participation Barriers Amongst Undergraduate Medical Students, Alexander Tu, Tiffany Truong, Kristy J. Carlson, Matthew J. Brooks, Jayme R. Dowdall

Journal of Wellness

Introduction: The beneficial impact of performing arts involvement within undergraduate medical education, such as music, has been studied, but support for the arts varies significantly by institution. Research has suggested that medical student involvement in the arts can help develop their identities as physicians and may reduce stress and burnout, an increasingly difficult problem within the medical student community.

Methods: We used a mixed-method cross-sectional study design, using a questionnaire and semi-structured interview designed amongst a team of music professionals and healthcare providers with music backgrounds. Out of 511 enrolled medical students, 93 students participated in the study for a …

Inside Out, 2021

Inside Out

Contents:

Philadelphia 2020, Zoe Wong - Cover

Sun Dance, Matt Sears - Inside Cover

Five Islands Sunset, Zachary Davis - Back Cover

Arret to Art, Simran Rahi - This Page

Sunday, John Curran - Contents p. 2

Self-Portrait, John Curran - Contents p. 3

Light Bulbs, Michael O’Connor - 1

The Steamboat, Matthew Wallingford - 2

Untitled, Emily Bucher - 3

Green, Erica Westlake - 4

Animal Within, John Vaile - 5

Birch Trees, Matthew Wallingford - 6

A Hurry to Work, Matthew Wallingford - 7

A …

Inside Out, 2020

Inside Out

Contents:

Well Earned, Matt Sears - Cover, 16

Everglades, Benjamin Chipkin - Inside Cover

Wild Bill, Chen Zhou - Contents

Lying in Wait, Sarah Roselli - Contents

Begin Again, Daisy Zhang - 1

Grieving, Sonali Koduri - 2

Cascades, Kevin Tang - 3

Insomnia, Brittany File - 4

Blue, Chen Zhou - 5

Undone, Hana Chamoun - 6

Egg, Zoe Wong - 6

Two Weeks, Hana Chamoun - 7

Expansion, Zaynab Sajjadi - 8

Connections Across the Deep, Beverly Anaele - 9

Lifelight, Bryce Eng …

A Moment Of Peace: An Artistic Representation Of The Influence Of Healthcare On Social Disruption, Nafisa Choudhury

HCA Healthcare Journal of Medicine

This original pen-and-ink artwork features a lily on the water symbolizing peace. As war, distrust, chaos and coups wreak havoc throughout many developing nations, healthcare workers and public health officials should be encouraged that we do in fact have a part to play in managing the human health affected by the disruption. Health work can provide a zone of comfort, spread solidarity and understanding, and manage the human toll of war. Healthcare workers have major roles in peace-keeping efforts as a result of these determinations and their impact on peace should be acknowledged and lauded. We hope that as we …

Movement In Stillness, Shalini Chaliki

HCA Healthcare Journal of Medicine

These images feature the Lower Antelope Canyon which was originally called Hasdestwazi, a Navajo word that means “spiral rock arches.” After hundreds of years, monsoons, winds, and flash floods eroded the slot canyon into the geological wonder that it is today. It enchants tourists and engulfs visitors as it flows around them in every direction. Just east of Page, Arizona, the massive sandstone formation is sacred to the Navajo Nation for its representation of Mother Nature’s many gifts and the passage to time; it is also a reminder that things are larger and greater than ones’ self. While these photos …