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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 440 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x159 mm, kaal: 617 g
  • Sari: Literature & Medicine
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Jul-2016
  • Kirjastus: Kent State University Press
  • ISBN-10: 1606352830
  • ISBN-13: 9781606352830
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 440 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x159 mm, kaal: 617 g
  • Sari: Literature & Medicine
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Jul-2016
  • Kirjastus: Kent State University Press
  • ISBN-10: 1606352830
  • ISBN-13: 9781606352830
Teised raamatud teemal:

Curriculum committees at health professional schools are determined that faculty engage students in reflection. Reflective practice invites students to inquire into their own thoughts, biases, assumptions, feelings, and behaviors and to reconnect with their own sense of purpose and commitment to their work. In Keeping Reflection Fresh, practitioners, educators, and students in medical humanities, bioethics, nursing, emergency medicine, geriatrics, psychiatry, family medicine, surgery, medical education, and other fields join artists, musicians, poets, and writers to present an illuminating and innovative collection of provocative essays. The contributors—including Louise Aronson, Jay Baruch, Alan Bleakley, Rita Charon, Jack Coulehan, Sayantani DasGupta, Therese Jones, and Delese Wear, among many others—offer insights, guidance, and strategies designed to inspire new concepts, connections, and conversations, enrich practices, and stimulate scholarly inquiry.

Keeping Reflection Fresh demonstrates the care and commitment of internationally recognized educators who are working toward reimagining health education and re-inspiring health care. It will be welcomed by a broad readership of educators, students, practitioners, and lifelong learners across the healing professions, social sciences, humanities, and artistic disciplines.

Foreword: Keeping Reflection Beautiful xv
Alan Bleakley
Foreword: Keeping Reflection Poetic xxi
Jack Coulehan
Preface: Extend a Broad, Global Invitation. Court Innovative Thinking. Be Open to Surprise xxvi
Allan Peterkin
Pamela Brett-MacLean
Part 1 Narrative Approaches---Reading, Writing, and Reflecting
Writing toward Self, Other, and Health
3(4)
Rita Charon
Decentering the Doctor-Protagonist: Personal Illness Narratives in the Narrative Medicine Classroom
7(4)
Sayantani DasGupta
Holding a Mirror to Reflective Writing and Discourse
11(4)
Linda S. Raphael
Enhancing Learning Cultures across Campus: An Interdisciplinary Reading Group
15(4)
Dorothy Woodman
Tamar Rubin
Medicine as a Second Language
19(3)
Elizabeth Gaufberg
Rachael Bedard
Maren Batalden
A Surgeon's Reflections on Reflection in Surgery
22(4)
Karen Devon
Imagining Problem-Based Learning Cases as Real People: Creative Reflective Writing in Medical Education
26(3)
Jeanne Bereiter
Team Writing: A Narrative Approach to Team-Building Skills and Enhancing Competencies in Health-Care Professions
29(4)
Jennifer Adaeze Anyaegbunam
Jennifer Sotsky
Brandon Sultan
Letters to a Third-Year Student
33(4)
Therese Jones
Anjali Dhurandhar
Haiku It!---Reflection in Seventeen Syllables
37(3)
Beth Perry
Margaret Edwards
Katherine J. Janzen
The Reflecting Poem and the Use of Poetry in Health-Care Education
40(4)
Ronna Bloom
"Like a Page Waiting for Music": Nursing, Poetry, and Autonomy
44(4)
Joy Jacobson
Making Patient Safety Resonate with, and Relevant to, Trainees Using Narrative
48(4)
Amy Nakajima
Reflection as Side Effect: Use of Creative Writing Exercises in Medical Education
52(4)
Jay Baruch
Critical Incidents in Clinical Teaching: Using Expanded Storytelling to Reflect on Practice
56(5)
Pam Harvey
Natalie Radomski
Part 2 Visual Reflection---Learning to See
The Art of Assessment
61(3)
Martina Kelly
Siun O'Flynn
Deirdre Bennett
Linking Self-Reflection to Clinical Practice
64(4)
Caroline Wellbery
Melissa Chan
Examining the Body: Fostering Reflection among Student Nurses about "the Body" in Practice
68(4)
D. Stewart MacLennan
Erika Goble
Cultivating Fresh Eyes: An Arts-Based Workshop Series for Clinical Faculty
72(4)
Alexa Miller
Warren Hershman
Gopal Yadavalli
Soup vs. Art
76(3)
Monica Kidd
Lara Nixon
Tom Rosenal
Exploring Art and Clinical Experience with Doctors in the Early Years of Postgraduate Training
79(4)
Kelly Thresher
Samantha Scallan
Jonathan Louis Smith
Christopher Owen
Lyndsey Boreham
Pippa Gardiner
Visual Representations of Personal Philosophies of Nursing: Use of Art and Reflection
83(3)
Joanne K. Olson
Olive Yonge
Sylvia Barton
Moral Imagination: The Use of Visual and Written Texts to Create Circles of Empathy and Understanding
86(4)
Lara Nixon
Tom Rosenal
Laurie Pereles
Roberta Jackson
Reflective Doodling---A Method of Visual Learning
90(2)
M. Michiko Maruyama
Drawing (on) Life Experience: Reading and Creating Comics as a Reflective Practice in Medical Education
92(4)
Shelley Wall
A Reflective Practice Curriculum for Team-Based Humanistic Patient/Relationship-Centered Care and Ethical Decision Making
96(4)
Hedy S. Wald
Paul George
Julie Scott Taylor
Inspired by Visual Art: Exploring Practice through Collage Making
100(4)
Karen Gold
Ingrid Cologna
Fostering Reflective Capacity in Health Professional Education Using Art and Reflective Narratives
104(3)
Khaled Karkabi
Hedy S. Wald
Orit Cohen Castel
"Not So Funny": Prompting Reflection through Single-Panel Cartoons
107(6)
Neville Chiavaroli
Steve Trumble
Part 3 Performance and Reflection---Theater, Music and Film
Dramatizing Reflective Writing
113(3)
Martin Kohn
Acts of Reflection: Combining Medical Readers' Theater and Reflective Writing
116(4)
Carol Schilling
Susan Arjmand
Developing Personal Artistry: Physicians and Artists Explore the Art of Health-Care Communication Excellence
120(4)
Irene McGhee
Kate Eccles
Angela Elster
Theater in the Theater: The Cancer Tales Experience in Four Acts
124(5)
Trevor Thompson
Will Goodison
Fostering Reflection-in-Action through a Performance Arts Workshop
129(4)
Julie Chen
Lynn Yau
Nancy Loo
Anderson Tsang
L. C. Chan
"And So the Story Grows": The Object Exercise
133(4)
Nancy McNaughton
Kerry Knickle
The Use of Musical Autobiographies in Shaping Professional Identity
137(4)
Amy Clements-Cortes
"Parallel Narrative" in a Close Reading of the Film The Savages
141(4)
Maura Spiegel
A Red Nose, Floppy Hat, and the Arts: The Trainers' Workshop
145(3)
Paul Dakin
Performative Reflection: A Theater Elective Directed to Promoting Relational-Responsive Awareness among Medical Students
148(4)
Michele Fleiger
Alim Nagji
Pamela Brett-MacLean
The Challenges of Effective Student Reflection in a Predoctoral Dental Communication Simulation Course
152(4)
Mark Scarbecz
Marcia S. Seeberg
Music as Metaphor to Teach Transformation in Nursing Education
156(3)
Olive Yonge
Joanne K. Olson
Sylvia Barton
Body Language
159(6)
Maren Batalden
Christina Pham
Rachael Bedard
Elizabeth Gaufberg
Part 4 Learning from Patients and Clients
On Becoming Impolite: Learning to Make the Most of Collisions
165(4)
Jonathan Bolton
Incorporating Patients' Voices in Health Professional Education
169(3)
Wendy A. Hall
Seema Shah
Lisa Marie Sterr
Sue Macdonald
"What Ails You?": Reflections on Compassion
172(4)
Ulrich Teucher
Marcel D'Eon
Preparing the Soil: Fostering Reflection and Transformation through Narratives in Medical Education
176(4)
Julie Blaszczak
Arno K. Kumagai
Psychoanalytic Approaches to Opening Reflective Practice
180(4)
Ron Ruskin
Nervous Laughter and Taboo Topics: Using Humor to Teach History-Taking Skills
184(4)
Clayton J. Baker
A Structure for Reflection Using Home Visits
188(5)
Robert J. Bulik
Part 5 Ethics and Professionalism
Saying What We Mean: Using Reflection to Articulate Core Values
193(4)
Rachael Bedard
Maren Batalden
Elizabeth Gaufberg
Reflective Time Capsules
197(4)
J. Donald Boudreau
An Arts-Based Approach to Ethics Education in the Health Professions
201(4)
Elizabeth Anne Kinsella
Shanon Phelan
Susan Bidinosti
Disclosing a Personal Critical Incident: Inspiring Reflective Practice
205(4)
Stella Ng
Building Multigenerational Ethics Peer Mentors to Help Students Recognize and Manage Ethics Challenges
209(4)
Catherine Myser
Challenges in Reflecting on Story in a Four-Year Narrative Ethics Core Medical Curriculum
213(4)
Jeff Nisker
The Humanistic Aspects of Medical Education Seminar at New York University School of Medicine
217(4)
Lucy Bruell
Michele Sarraco
Fred Wertzer
Jerome Lowenstein
Ethics as Work
221(4)
Mark Lachmann
A Sweet Tradition: The Oath of Hippocrates on Lake Ontario
225(4)
Jacalyn Duffin
Redrawing the Line on Professionalism: Reflecting on Professionalism across the Health-Care Continuum
229(3)
Penelope Smyth
Carol S. Hodgson
Two Processes for Reflecting on Clinical Moral Perception
232(7)
Christy A. Rentmeester
Part 6 Spirituality and Mindfulness
Promoting Holistic Health through Reflective Learning about Spiritual Assessment
239(3)
Margaret B. Clark
Joanne K. Olson
Reflections on Interprofessional Education within a Spiritual Diversity Program
242(4)
Beth Sawatsky
Patricia Frain
Chair Sculpture of Suffering Exercise
246(4)
Kenneth Fung
Mateusz Zurowski
"My Aesthetic Moment": Interprofessional Narratives
250(4)
Jennifer L. Lapum
Jasna K. Schwind
Two Voices: One Intention
254(4)
Gordon Giddings
Janet Finlay
Reflective Space: The Medical Library as a Mindfulness Sanctuary
258(4)
Ruth Wong
Venus Wong
Julie Chen
L. C. Chan
Growth beyond Borders: Exploring the Role of Reflection in Global Health
262(4)
Amy R. Blair
Virginia McCarthy
Service Learning and Reflective Practice
266(7)
Lynn-Beth Satterly
Part 7 Curriculum Design and Innovation
Reflection across the Curriculum
273(4)
Johanna Shapiro
Stanford Medicine: Cultivating Creativity and Reflection through Intensive Arts, Humanities, and Social Science Opportunities
277(3)
Audrey Shafer
Using the REFLECT Model for Reflective Practice and Action Research
280(4)
Bev Taylor
Curating a Reflection Course in Postgraduate Medical Education
284(2)
Allan Peterkin
How Family Medicine Residents Go Crazy over Passport Stickers, and Their Impressive Cultural Self-Reflection along the Way
286(4)
Jeffrey M. Ring
Julie G. Nyquist
The Scavenger Hunt: Writing about Medicine's Unmapped Territory
290(3)
Susan J. Sample
Meeting A Future Cadaver: Humanities as Touchstone for Reflection during Anatomy
293(4)
Rachel Hammer
J. Michael Bostwick
A Narrative Companion for the Medical Curriculum
297(4)
Debra Hamer
Jesse Kancir
Jonathan Fuller
Ayelet Kuper
Pier Bryden
Allan Peterkin
Recognizing Learning Opportunities in the Workplace: Encouraging Clinical Supervisors to Think Big in Their Teaching
301(3)
Natalie Radomski
Pam Harvey
Reflective Practice: A Longitudinal Course for Medical Students
304(4)
Joseph Zarconi
Delese Wear
Reflection for Practice-Based Learning
308(3)
Margaret L. Stuber
Prompting Reflection in Small-Group Learning: "Things I Thought about in the Car"
311(4)
Debbi Andrews
Crises of Empathy: Practicing Having the Body of an "Other"
315(4)
Sara K. Schneider
Promoting Patient-Centered Care: The Intersection between Interprofessional and Complementary/Alternative Medicine Education
319(4)
Anastasia Kutt
Sunita Vohra
A Traditional Departmental Grand Rounds Format Shifts a Health System Culture toward Reflective Practice
323(6)
Alice Fornari
Barbara Hirsch
Part 8 New Media
Using the Documentary Sicko to Explore Health Systems: An Online Teaching Innovation to Foster Reflection
329(3)
Lynn Corcoran
Jananee Rasiah
"The Elephants in the Medical Encounter": Reflecting on Systems Thinking with Blogging
332(4)
Michele Battle-Fisher
Digital Storytelling in Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Education
336(4)
Melody Rasmor
Sarah Kooienga
How I Learned Reflective Practice from a Simulator Mannequin
340(4)
Lisa Richardson
Using Electronic Portfolios to Record Reflection: Supporting the Supervisors of Primary Care Physicians in Training
344(4)
Jonathan Foulkes
Samantha Scallan
Using Online Student Journaling as an Approach to Reflection: A Creative, Arts-Based Strategy
348(3)
Katherine J. Janzen
Heather MacLean
Mary Ann Wiebe
Mapping Well-Being: Reflections on the Role of Place in Healthy Human Functioning
351(4)
Sarah L. Hastings
Jaclyn L. Mullins
Google Mapping: Developing Reflective Perspectives on Health and Place
355(5)
Pamela Brett-MacLean
Catherine Roder
Shayna McNeill
Maureen Engel
Heather Zwicker
Video Interactive Guidance: A Reflective Pedagogical Tool for Enhancing Learning Goals and Compassion in the Context of Clinical Communication Skills Education
360(3)
Elvira Perez Vallejos
Deborah James
Dick Churchill
Beyond Information Giving: Use of a Blended Approach to Reflection to Promote Skill Development in Physiotherapy
363(5)
Lester E. Jones
Introducing Narrative Reflective Practice in a Family Medicine Clerkship: A Blended Online Approach
368(4)
Marie-Therese Cave
Amy Tan
Afterword: Keeping Reflection Accountable 372(5)
Louise Aronson
Contributors 377(16)
Index 393
Allan Peterkin, M.D., is a professor of psychiatry and family medicine at the University of Toronto, where he is the humanities lead for Undergraduate Medical Education and the head of the Program in Health, Arts and Humanities.

Pamela Brett-MacLean, Ph.D., is an associate professor in the Department of Psychiatry and director of the Arts & Humanities in Health & Medicine Program in the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry at the University of Alberta, USA.