Posts tagged medicine
Biosocial Approaches for Global Health Interventions: A Discussion with Dr. Eugene Richardson
Biosocial Approaches for Global Health Interventions: A Discussion with Dr. Eugene Richardson

Mohammad Ziad Abdulghani, who served as Managing Editor at HHPR for the 2018-2019 term, conducted this interview with Dr. Eugene Richardson to inquire about how utilizing biosocial approaches can greatly benefit Global Health interventions.

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Global Health, Health Spending, International Issues, Maternal and Child Health, Medical Education, Determinants of HealthHHPRbiosocial, Global Health, mixed-methods research, research, medicineComment
Why Storytelling Matters in Medicine: An Interview with Dr. Suzanne Koven
Why Storytelling Matters in Medicine: An Interview with Dr. Suzanne Koven

Dr. Suzanne Koven, primary care physician and Writer in Residence at Massachusetts General Hospital, discusses narrative medicine and the increasingly popular use of storytelling to benefit both patients and healthcare providers.

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Medical Education, Ethical IssuesHHPRnarrative, medicine, narrative medicine, literature, humanities, interview, suzanne, koven, suzanne koven, MGH, writer, writing, writer in residenceComment