Narrative Medicine and Public Health
Explores how narrative medicine techniques enrich public health practice by listening to individual stories and mobilizing communities.
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Course map(MED SC-M 810, 811, 812 and 813) or declared in Physician Assistant, Nursing, Physical Therapy, Pharmacy, or Genetic Counselor Studies.
- MEDSC-M 810
- MEDSC-M 811
- MEDSC-M 812
- MEDSC-M 813
- declared in Physician Assistant, Nursing, Physical Therapy, Pharmacy, or Genetic Counselor Studies.
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- MEDSC-M 810
- MEDSC-M 811
- MEDSC-M 812
- MEDSC-M 813
- declared in Physician Assistant, Nursing, Physical Therapy, Pharmacy, or Genetic Counselor Studies.
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Narrative medicine is the practice of using stories to understand health and illness in the context of people's lives. Whether through fiction or nonfiction, poetry or prose, text or graphics, giving voice to the stories of patients and caregivers allows their experiences to be heard, made sense of, and valued. Learning to listen to others and to express one's own vulnerabilities are valuable tools for all health practitioners, but they are especially valuable in the context of public health. The scope of public health interventions encourages practitioners to think in terms of populations, but efforts to improve quality of life through prevention must ultimately be grounded in individual lives. Explore how narrative medicine techniques can enrich the practice of public health, both through the power of listening to stories to understand how individuals experience health and through the power of telling stories to mobilize communities.
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