Balis SA, Rule JT. Humanities in dental education: a focus on understanding the child. J Dent Educ 1999; 63(9): 709-15.
For 'liminality' see: http://healthyhealers.blogspot.ca/2012/03/to-burnout-or-engage.html
For 'liminality' see: http://healthyhealers.blogspot.ca/2012/03/to-burnout-or-engage.html
It's unfortunate then that the medical humanities "receive more than their fair share of students' critiques in terms of both quantity and virulence."
Shapiro J et al. Medical humanities and their discontents: definitions, critiques, and implications. Acad Med 2009; 84(2):192-8.
Health care is where our illusions of control regularly collide with existential reality. Palliative care docs are constantly on the front lines of this meeting place, hence the wisdom of giants in the field like Balfour Mount:
Part 1 of 3: Making Healing Connections - Palliative Care
Part 2 of 3: Living as if Everything is a Miracle - Palliative Care
Part 3 of 3: Death Anxiety and Finding a Healing Path - Palliative Care
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