Online communities can help the NHS, so why does it ignore them?
People with conditions such as diabetes increasingly seek support on forums and social media, but the NHS overlooks them
Archivio Autore di: Emanuela Valente
Pubblicati da Emanuela Valente
Doctors Unionize to Resist the Medical Machine
An Oregon medical center’s plan to increase efficiency by outsourcing doctors drove a group of its hospitalists to fight back by banding together.
Non sempre vince Golia
Storia di una malattia, di cure e di relazioni che curano
Al via il corso di perfezionamento in Medicina Narrativa a Napoli
Complessità, multi-professionalità e medicina narrativa: un approccio multimetodologico
A new scientific humanism
February 18-19, at Meyer Childern’s Hospital: seven chapters on narrative medicine and precision medicine
Medical professionalism and Health Humanities
What the study of literature can contribute to the conversation
Studiare i blog per capire meglio l’esperienza del cancro nei giovani pazienti
Un articolo che ci è stato segnalato su Twitter, in lingua francese, che affronta la delicata tematica dell’esperienza del cancro e della narrazione che si fa della malattia online
Raccontami di te: la Medicina Narrativa in Oncologia
Il 21 Dicembre a Roma i risultati del progetto di applicazione della Medicina Narrativa in Oncologia dell’Istituto Nazionale Tumori Regina Elena
Fighting, battling, and beating: combat metaphors in medicine are just wrong
Are you “battling” heart disease”? Have you “beaten” cancer? Are you “fighting”a chronic illness?
5 benefits of online patient communities
If one searches for “online patient communities” over 19 million Internet sites are found. Online patient communities (OPCs) may exist as subgroups of social media sites, non-profit organizations, and increasingly as part of websites of healthcare organizations and stand alone sites.