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Beneath the Dura Mater

Beneath the Dura Mater

Lizzie Wood
Visual

The balancing act of self-care and caring for others viewed from both physiological and psychological perspectives.

Understanding the True Burden

Understanding the True Burden

Aashna Bali
Multi-media

Strong bonds of family love sustaining a mother living with a chronic and acute ill-health are explored through voice, music and movement

Reflecting on Grief

Reflecting on Grief

Anonymous
Mixed-media

Recent family bereavement leads this artist to deeply process her hard-won philosophy around life and death – and that of patients

Sleep

Sleep

Group 15
Painting

Does the doctor take their patients’ challenges home or close this door at the surgery?

Leaking Identity

Leaking Identity

Isabel Elrington et al.
Photography

How much of the clinician’s personality is it appropriate to reveal in professional practices? – coming to terms with integrating ‘new’ roles

Give me a Hand

Give me a Hand

Group 13
Collage

Diverse quotes around the current healthcare profession in the public domain

Beyond Physical Boundaries

Beyond Physical Boundaries

Aiman Dilnawaz
Painting

The significance of giving space to the unknown in consultations

Sweat, Blood and Tears

Sweat, Blood and Tears

Emma Ferreira
Drawing

A student’s personal experience of living with diabetes

Breaking News

Breaking News

Ben Offa-Jones
Poetry

Concern around physical and mental exhaustion impairing future sensitive communications with patients and relatives

Doubt

Doubt

Sally
Poetry

A young doctor on a ward feeling inadequate and overwhelmed despite his committment to the medical profession

The Meeting

The Meeting

Emily Rigby
Poetry

How an isolated, shared experience, albeit brief – can forge a unique bond and impact on your life

This is your Grandad

This is your Grandad

Anonymous
Prose

The death of a grandparent highlights tensions between bio-medical knowledges and personal loss.

There was a man…

There was a man…

Shasha Khairullah
Poetry

Insights into the role of humour in clinical practice, and its relation to the trust placed in healthcare professionals

Finding the Pain

Finding the Pain

Caitlin McDonnell
Prose

Insights from patient drawings bring the impact of clinical consultations to the fore

Doctors in the Movies

Doctors in the Movies

Praveen Gopinath
Film

A humorous comparison between historical and contemporary models of consultation and home-visit

The Empathetic Doctor

The Empathetic Doctor

Anonymous
Collage

Composite figure questioning assumptions and identification from cultural/social/gendered/racial and ageist perspectives

Pants

Pants

Amy Nichol
Poetry

Poem about ‘strange privileges’ of doctors from the banal to the poignant clinical episodes

Hearts Connect

Hearts Connect

Paul Watson
Drawing

‘Meeting’ the patient in an authentic way – in a memorable consultation