Just before Christmas Jonathan Mc Farland and Maria Giulia Marini chaired a polyphonic presentation of their latest book “Health Humanities for Quality of Care in Times of Covid-19” published by Springer on July 2022. Most of the authors presented their chapter and research, bringing to the table food for thoughts and new ideas.
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Swipe the slides below to have a glimpse in the presentation and ideas that were discussed!
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