Arts & Humanities in Health & Medicine

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Innovative Programming Hits the Mark

Three MD communities offer outside-the-box education, taking care of students so they can take care of future patients.

MD Program Communities of Learning

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Gold Medal Artist

Brad Necyk is a busy artist but he isn't watering down his multidisciplinary work, as evidenced by his recent Governor General's Gold Medal.

Brad Necyk

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Visual Art Project Conveys Emotional Stories of Head & Neck Cancer Survivors

see me, hear me, heal me

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Creative Pursuits Bring Fresh Perspective to Medicine, Healing

The Arts & Humanities in Health & Medicine program brings different ways of thinking and knowing, to build a new vision of health.

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Using Theatre to Transform Medicine

David Diamond's Theatre for Living workshops break down barriers and encourage physician wellness.

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Innovative Program Puts Medical Students in the Patient's Shoes

Volunteers with chronic illness needed for Patient Immersion Experience program.

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Raising the Curtain on Effective Doctor-Patient Dialogue

Through theatre, UAlberta med students learn about themselves and others to communicate better with patients.

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This Week’s Vitals: Viruses Are Put Under the Microscope at Science in the Cinema

Science in the Cinema begins the 2016-2017 season with the screening of the film Contagion and an expert panel commenting on pandemics.

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Between Art Studios & Hospital Corridors: A Different Look Into Medicine

Bradley Necyk's innovative work not only gives a different approach to physical and mental health through arts, but made him the recipient of a CIHR grant.

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Patient Immersion Experience: The Other Side of Chronic Illness

Patients with chronic illnesses become mentors for future doctors at the University of Alberta

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Science in the Cinema to Bring Light to Issues Around HIV & AIDS

Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry hosts popular event to raise community awareness around topics of health science.

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Patient Immersion Experience Making UAlberta MD Students Better Doctors

Medical students benefit from innovative program helping them to gain greater understanding of what it's like to live with chronic illness.

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Enhancing Humanism in Inner City Health & Digital Learning

Two groups hope to improve UAlberta medical education in very different ways.

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The Art of Holistic Health Care

Interdisciplinary exhibition shows the powerful possibilities when art and medicine put their strengths together.

An Insightful Look Into Artful Healthcare

Researchers at the University of Alberta are at the helm of an emerging discipline that may someday change the way doctors and health-care professionals provide care for patients.

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Three MD communities offer outside-the-box education, taking care of students so they can take care of future patients.

Brad Necyk is a busy artist but he isn't watering down his multidisciplinary work, as evidenced by his recent Governor General's Gold Medal.

see me, hear me, heal me

The Arts & Humanities in Health & Medicine program brings different ways of thinking and knowing, to build a new vision of health.

David Diamond's Theatre for Living workshops break down barriers and encourage physician wellness.

Volunteers with chronic illness needed for Patient Immersion Experience program.

Through theatre, UAlberta med students learn about themselves and others to communicate better with patients.

Science in the Cinema begins the 2016-2017 season with the screening of the film Contagion and an expert panel commenting on pandemics.

Bradley Necyk's innovative work not only gives a different approach to physical and mental health through arts, but made him the recipient of a CIHR grant.

Patients with chronic illnesses become mentors for future doctors at the University of Alberta

Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry hosts popular event to raise community awareness around topics of health science.

Medical students benefit from innovative program helping them to gain greater understanding of what it's like to live with chronic illness.

Two groups hope to improve UAlberta medical education in very different ways.

Interdisciplinary exhibition shows the powerful possibilities when art and medicine put their strengths together.

Researchers at the University of Alberta are at the helm of an emerging discipline that may someday change the way doctors and health-care professionals provide care for patients.