Description: Title: Medicine and Humanistic Understanding: The Significance of Narrative in Medical Practices (Mariner10) Author: Jerry Vannatta/ Ronald Schleifer/ Sheila CrowPublisher:University of Pennsylvania PressPublication Date:Jan-25-2005Pages:UnknownBinding:DVDEdition:dvdDimensions (inches):5.25 (W) x 7.50 (H) x 0.50 (D)ISBN:0812238516Subject:Medical / History Description: A complete course in medical humanities on one DVD-ROM: more than fifteen hours of instruction.-- University of Pennsylvania Press More and more these days, medical schools require that students become educated in the art as well as the science of medicine and are developing medical humanities curricula for this purpose. The authors have created this interactive DVD-ROM to provide the core materials and narrative structure for the growing number of interdisciplinary courses in this area. Medicine and Humanistic Understanding examines the doctor-patient relationship, the experience of patients, the changing nature of illness in the twenty-first century, the ethics and practice of everyday medicine, and the goals of medical pedagogy. Featuring interviews with prominent physicians, caregivers, writers, researchers, and philosophers, including Oliver Sacks, John Stone, Rita Charon, Abraham Verghese, and others. This full-featured DVD-ROM makes extensive use of interactive multimedia technologies to present the many ways the practice and understanding of medicine can be enhanced and strengthened by supplementing scientific analysis with narrative comprehension. The DVD features extended doctor-patient interview simulations and short video demonstrations of emotional reactions of patients. As well, there are numerous dramatizations of literary works by professional actors; the last chapter focuses on Tolstoy'sThe Death of Ivan Ilych in relation to the topics examined in Medicine and Humanistic Understanding and includes extended dramatizations of sections of this novella. The complete text of the novella is included. Medicine and Humanistic Understanding examines these topics and others in the context of the great success of biomedicine in the last century and its impersonal, mechanical, and material conceptions of disease and the human body. The assumptions and successes of biomedicine cannot and should not be rejected. But these very successes have helped create a need for enlarging the scope of medical education along lines thatMedicine and Humanistic Understanding explores. The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to sponsor continuing medical education for physicians. The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine des SHIPPING POLICYUSPS, FedEx, or UPS might be used for your shipment depending on several factors. If you have a preference or need for a certain carrier, please leave a note at checkout. Thanks! SHIPPING POLICYUSPS, FedEx, or UPS might be used for your shipment depending on several factors. If you have a preference or need for a certain carrier, please leave a note at checkout. Thanks!
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Book Title: Medicine and Humanistic Understanding
Number of Pages: 5 Pages
Publication Name: Medicine and Humanistic Understanding : the Significance of Narrative in Medical Practices
Language: English
Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
Subject: Physician & Patient
Publication Year: 2005
Type: Textbook
Item Length: 5 in
Author: Sheila Crow, Jerry Vannatta, Ronald Schleifer
Subject Area: Medical
Item Width: 5.5 in
Series: Mariner 10 Ser.
Format: DVD-ROM