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Master of Science in Narrative Medicine Columbia University launched a new Master of Science in Narrative Medicine in fall of 2009. Proud to be the first degree program of its kind, this important educational advance improves the quality of patient care and contributes to the healing of our ailing health care system itself. The program was named #1 of the "New Master's of the Universe" by the New York Times. Click here to read the official program announcement and go to www.ce.columbia.edu/ narrativemedicine to learn more about program of study, courses, faculty, and admissions. For further information, contact Scott Alderman at sma67@columbia.edu or call Continuing Education 212-854-9699. |
Returns September 8, 2010 |
Narrative Medicine Rounds, first Wednesday of each month from September to June at 5-7:00 pm in Faculty Club of CUMC. 446 P&S Building 630 West 168th Street (between Broadway and Fort Washington Avenue) New York, NY 10032. **accessible entrance through Presbyterian Emergency on Broadway off W. 168th St. – take Presbyterian elevators to the 4th Floor. Map with accessible entrances marked: http://cumc.columbia.edu/about/docs/NYP-CUMC_map.pdf **
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Robert Braham |
Literature@Work:The Robert Braham SeminarLiterature@Work is a CUMC graduate-level literature seminar that meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each month from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm (PH 9-East, Room 101). July 7 and 21, 2010: Colum McCann, Let the Great World Spin |
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Narrative Medicine Workshops
The Program in Narrative Medicine offers intensive small group three-day workshops for health care professionals and literary scholars engaged in narrative medicine practice. Our next workshop will be held at Columbia University on October 22-24, 2010. If you are interested in attending our October workshop, please click on the link above for full information about the program and for the link to registration. We thank you for your interest in our program and for making it such a wonderful success. If you need further information, or want to be placed on the waiting list for future workshops, please contact:. Scott Alderman |
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Request for Proposals: Writing Workshop Grants The Program in Narrative Medicine invites applications for grants of up to $5000 for clinical divisions of CUMC who wish to engage in ongoing writing workshops in clinical settings and to study the outcomes of the effort. These workshops should be multi-disciplinary, team-building groups, made up of clinicians from all corners of a division’s staff. To find out more about this initiative, click here. |
