Sensitising doctors: a pedagogical approach to medical humanities.

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Abstract

The first part of this paper explores what we mean by the word 'sensitising' and presents an argument for conceiving of 'sensitising' in a way that respects the intellectual as well as the healing roles of medical practitioners, while taking the concept further as 'informed reflection'. It also makes a case for the importance of sensitising in medical 'praxis'. The second part of the paper describes an approach which is based partly on a module that has been taught in a medical programme.

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Nayak, D. (2012). Sensitising doctors: a pedagogical approach to medical humanities. Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, 9(4), 252–254. https://doi.org/10.20529/ijme.2012.085

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