Metropolitan Community College, a comprehensive multicampus academic institution in Omaha, Nebraska, installed portraits by the third author (MG) in the Health Careers Building and integrated them into an associate degree nursing curriculum. One goal was to expose nursing students to patients’ stories in ways that encourage them to look beyond pain rating scales and protocols to the many dimensions of patients as human beings. Using portraiture in this way could be applied to any health professions curriculum, as the intersections of humanities and health care prompted students and clinicians to look beyond science and into the emotional journeys of caring
Background: Nursing research has concentrated on empirical knowing with little focus on aesthetic kn...
Nurses use the phrase ‘the art of nursing’ to refer to elusive, human elements of practice. While th...
Background: Vulnerable persons often face stigma-related barriers while seeking health care. Innovat...
The Portraits of Care study used portraiture to investigate ideas about care and care giving at the ...
This article describes one collaborative arts-based research project. Portrait artist Mark Gilbert c...
Two portraits of Barry, a housekeeping utility worker at the Veterans Memorial Hospital Memory Clini...
The role of art in medicine is complex, varied and uncertain. To examine one aspect of the relations...
Portraits of clinicians quickly became emblematic of what the COVID-19 pandemic has demanded of ever...
Artistic representations of medicine and illness are present in anatomical and physiological illustr...
Aim: To present an overview of portraiture. Background: Nursing is increasingly embracing more ar...
AIM: To present an overview of portraiture. BACKGROUND: Nursing is increasingly embracing more arts-...
It has been said that a picture says a thousand words, that art should speak for itself. Within the ...
The process of creating a portrait relies on a series of intimate interactions. Portraits, even thos...
The image of nursing is diverse and complex, with public perceptions influenced by traditional image...
This article describes one collaborative arts-based research project. Portrait artist Mark Gilbert c...
Background: Nursing research has concentrated on empirical knowing with little focus on aesthetic kn...
Nurses use the phrase ‘the art of nursing’ to refer to elusive, human elements of practice. While th...
Background: Vulnerable persons often face stigma-related barriers while seeking health care. Innovat...
The Portraits of Care study used portraiture to investigate ideas about care and care giving at the ...
This article describes one collaborative arts-based research project. Portrait artist Mark Gilbert c...
Two portraits of Barry, a housekeeping utility worker at the Veterans Memorial Hospital Memory Clini...
The role of art in medicine is complex, varied and uncertain. To examine one aspect of the relations...
Portraits of clinicians quickly became emblematic of what the COVID-19 pandemic has demanded of ever...
Artistic representations of medicine and illness are present in anatomical and physiological illustr...
Aim: To present an overview of portraiture. Background: Nursing is increasingly embracing more ar...
AIM: To present an overview of portraiture. BACKGROUND: Nursing is increasingly embracing more arts-...
It has been said that a picture says a thousand words, that art should speak for itself. Within the ...
The process of creating a portrait relies on a series of intimate interactions. Portraits, even thos...
The image of nursing is diverse and complex, with public perceptions influenced by traditional image...
This article describes one collaborative arts-based research project. Portrait artist Mark Gilbert c...
Background: Nursing research has concentrated on empirical knowing with little focus on aesthetic kn...
Nurses use the phrase ‘the art of nursing’ to refer to elusive, human elements of practice. While th...
Background: Vulnerable persons often face stigma-related barriers while seeking health care. Innovat...