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Medical humanities

On this page, you can access articles published as part of the medical humanities category within the Humans of the Foundation Programme (HOFP) project.

  • Humans of the Foundation Programme – The Story
  • A New Beginning: The Doctor’s Journey
  • Keeping in Touch with My Prima Ballerina
  • The Power of Hope in Palliative Care
  • Words and Thoughts
  • Nightshift
  • What the *****
  • Language, History, and Art. My non-medical side of a doctor’s life
  • FY1 Diary Entries
  • Meeting local people through music
  • A Shift
  • The Musical Medic
  • FAO FY2 – Are we doing enough to make ourselves understood?
  • What does a 175g of plastic have to do with being a doctor?
  • The First Daffodils of Spring: Confirming Death as an FY1
  • A Sharp Scratch
  • Through a glass darkly, but then face-to-face: Parkinson’s post-pandemic
  • Captain
  • The Impostor Among Us
  • A love letter to Grief
  • The Yellow Wallpaper and the Baby Blues: A Book Review with Historical Context
  • Hit for 6: Foundation Training and International Umpiring
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