In this Mindworks in Conversation, Brian Saville Allard explores how skills from theatre - particularly improvisation, listening, and presence - shape effective medical education through patient simulation.
In this episode of Mindworks in Conversation, we sit down with physician and educator Eve Makoff, MD, MS to discuss the disciplined practice of Narrative Medicine.
Dr. Wendy Nielsen joins Mindworks in Conversation to explore why Frankenstein still shapes how we think about technology, medicine, and humanity.
Dr. Jennifer Frank believes every patient has a "truth line" that reveals what's really happening beneath the symptoms. Finding it requires listening beyond the chart.
Theatre artist, educator, and SP pedagogy leader Kevin Hobbs joins us for a rich exploration of how performance, story, and relational work strengthen the education of future clinicians.
When Katrina (Kate) Pugh is called in to handle thorny issues – downsizing, isolation, and the intersection of AI and business strategy – in the workplace, her Columbia University classroom or the community at large, she begins as she always does, mulling it over with a conversation.
- Mindworks in Conversation with Charles E. Gerber | The Making of A King's Curtain
- Wisdom in Practice: A Leader’s Journey Through the Lens of Narrative Medicine
- The Pursuit of “UnLonely-ness:” Why A Physician-Poet Prescribes Curiosity & Creativity For Connection — and Cherishing Your Dog Too
- Helping Pet Owners Heal
