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Articles 361 - 390 of 2054
Full-Text Articles in Medical Humanities
Invisible, Heather Richard
"Gratitude: Reflecting On Mentors And Mission Work" And "Facial Aging And Midfacial Fat Grafting Techniques", James Vargo
"Gratitude: Reflecting On Mentors And Mission Work" And "Facial Aging And Midfacial Fat Grafting Techniques", James Vargo
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
After The Storm, Jill Zabih
A Response To Kafka, Roshan Sapkota
Beyond The Breaking Point, Drew Thodeson
"Heart" And "Avah", Chloe Condrey
"Flexor Digitorum Profundus," "Edge Of Tomorrow" And "Holy Sepulchre Circle Of Life", J.P. Miller
"Flexor Digitorum Profundus," "Edge Of Tomorrow" And "Holy Sepulchre Circle Of Life", J.P. Miller
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Go Get Lunch, Emma Yackley
Stranger's Hands, Austin Choat
A Little Levity, Melissa Teply
Arterial Genesis, Margarita Pipinos, Argyrenia Pipinos
Arterial Genesis, Margarita Pipinos, Argyrenia Pipinos
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Healing Or Harm - Contemporary Controversies In Ink, Andrew Minchow
Healing Or Harm - Contemporary Controversies In Ink, Andrew Minchow
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Summer's Labor, Jacob Benes
Red Sweater, Alicia Phillips
"Clinic Emotions" And "Bad News", Rachel Sisley
"Clinic Emotions" And "Bad News", Rachel Sisley
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
This Too Can Be Holy, Mitch Nohner
The Warrior Within, Hannah Manoj
Mosaic Intestinal Tissue Where Mutated Stem Cells Express Green Fluorescent Protein, Rosemary Mwithiga
Mosaic Intestinal Tissue Where Mutated Stem Cells Express Green Fluorescent Protein, Rosemary Mwithiga
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
"Flowers With Glass Eyes," "My Daughter's Cardiac Ablation" And "Mandala", Ashley W. Walters
"Flowers With Glass Eyes," "My Daughter's Cardiac Ablation" And "Mandala", Ashley W. Walters
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Asphyxiation By Hanging, Intentional Self-Harm, Initial Encounter (Icd-10: T71.162a), Lisa Sieczkowski
Asphyxiation By Hanging, Intentional Self-Harm, Initial Encounter (Icd-10: T71.162a), Lisa Sieczkowski
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Horizon, 2024, Stephanie Hartman
"Pod Of Transient Orcas (To18'S & T049a'S) Off Of Speiden Island - San Juan Islands, Washington" And "Alaskan Coastal Brown Bear Munching On Sedge Grass In Lake Clark National Park - Alaska", Jayme Hoch
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Time And A Half, Grace Kelly
"Starry Night" And "The Big Wave", Lina Adwer
"Starry Night" And "The Big Wave", Lina Adwer
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Breaking Down The Silos: Dentistry’S Ethical Responsibility As A Partner In Healthcare, Toni M. Roucka Rn, Dds, Ma, Facd, Scott Tomar Dmd, Drph, Facd
Breaking Down The Silos: Dentistry’S Ethical Responsibility As A Partner In Healthcare, Toni M. Roucka Rn, Dds, Ma, Facd, Scott Tomar Dmd, Drph, Facd
Journal of the American College of Dentists
The Ethics Summit, Breaking Down the Silos: Dentistry’s Ethical Responsibility as a Partner in Healthcare, was held on September 12-13, 2024, in Rockville, Maryland. Sponsored by the American College of Dentists Foundation (ACDF) and the Santa Fe Group (SFG), this issue of the JACD is dedicated to the proceedings of that important event.
A Worker's Struggle, Sakan Binte Imran, Shadman Mahmood Khan Pathan
A Worker's Struggle, Sakan Binte Imran, Shadman Mahmood Khan Pathan
Electrical & Computer Engineering Faculty Publications
[Introduction] The casualty department at Sir Salimullah Medical College Mitford Hospital was crowded, as it always was. The air smelled of antiseptics, and hurried footsteps echoed through the narrow corridors. It was another day of internship, and I had just finished checking on a patient when a nurse called me over.
“There’s a new case in Trauma. Factory worker. Severe hand injury.”
I hurried over and found a man sitting on the examination table. His face was pale, and his forehead was glistening with sweat. His right hand was wrapped in a blood-soaked cloth. His left hand trembled as he …
Behind The Curtain, Angelina Hong
Behind The Curtain, Angelina Hong
HCA Healthcare Journal of Medicine
One of my favorite themes in medicine is the concept of identity. Medicine is layered. It is continually saving lives, expanding in capabilities, and recruiting new students. But how does it shape us, and where does one draw the line between self and profession?
Physicians are classically a symbol of hope and healing. But medicine is challenging physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Add on top of that the daily burdens of our personal lives, and the responsibility can become quite heavy, making it difficult to walk with a smile every day. There is a time to stand behind a “curtain”, for …
Lyrical Stillness, Madhav Patel
Lyrical Stillness, Madhav Patel
HCA Healthcare Journal of Medicine
“Lyrical Stillness” is a poem I wrote during my radiation oncology rotation, during which I was provided the opportunity to learn more about multidisciplinary cancer care while delving deeper into radiotherapy. Cancer can be an overwhelming disease process physically, psychologically, and emotionally. Patients undergoing treatment often experience stress and anxiety with the uncertainty of their prognoses. In this poem, I describe a patient receiving radiation therapy whom I enjoyed speaking to about his favorite hobby: bird watching. During his subsequent radiation treatment sessions, I decided to play a CD of mockingbirds singing in a tropical forest, in the hopes it …
Ethical Aspects Of Utilising Artificial Intelligence In Clinical Settings, Jeffrey Byrnes, Michael Robinson
Ethical Aspects Of Utilising Artificial Intelligence In Clinical Settings, Jeffrey Byrnes, Michael Robinson
Philosophy Faculty Articles and Research
In response to recent proposals to utilize artificial intelligence (AI) to automate ethics consultations in healthcare, we raise two main problems for the prospect of having healthcare professionals rely on AI-driven programs to provide ethical guidance in clinical matters. The first cause for concern is that, because these programs would effectively function like black boxes, this approach seems to preclude the kind of transparency that would allow clinical staff to explain and justify treatment decisions to patients, fellow caregivers, and those tasked with providing oversight. The other main problem is that the kind of authority that would need to be …