It always astonishes me when a young woman, powering her way through a demanding undergraduate degree on her way to…
It is well known that the patient is the object of attention of different health professionals such as mainly doctors…
Interview with the Novartis Group involved in the TRUST Project It’s not infrequent that the scientific research on the…
Written by June Boyce-Tillman, Oxford: Peter Lang, 2018 Writing a commentary to the autobiography of Professor and Reverend June…
On this occasion, we invite our readers to consult the website of the OECD, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and…
Why watching ‘The Other’ is like watching ‘Ourselves’. A comparison between immigration policies and practices of care October is certainly…
This month, we have the pleasure to host here an interview with the Doc. Francesca Merzagora, Founder and President of…
Evidence of Impacts and Mechanisms as Vehicles of Dialog With Ethics We are pleased to host for readers of our…
Languages of Care, by Maria Giulia Marini: the accurate and balanced view on Narrative Medicine in the healthcare ecosystem. Susana Teixeira…
I believe that healthcare is at a critical crossroads. On the one hand, the advances in science and technology in…
In an education experience in 2018 with three hundred participants (including pulmonologists, internal physicians, cardiologists, and general practitioners) we focused…
Metaphors are a structure deeply rooted in our society, and which is not relegated only to the reigns of poetry…
Many of our narrative researches are addressed to health care professionals, as an opportunity to understand their point of view…
My passion for medical metaphors dates back to 2006 when we were called to hold a communication course in Japan…
We have often discussed in this journal on the role of writing as therapy, to pour out and reflect, to…