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Clinical experience is the main overarching theme and works wander far. Students rail against perceived hypocrisy, appreciate colleagues from other disciplines, celebrate the fortitude of the infirm, and describe memorable home visits. They tell us about their first independent professional relationships and the delight and difficulties they bring. They deal with patients’ identity in the abstract and in the system and share how their own nascent professional identities grow and conflict.

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Use the OOOH!! filter system below to locate all the works in OOOH!! which use a particular medium. The dropdown list “Perspectives” will reveal all. You can then narrow your search by choosing additional dropdown categories such as Art Forms and Diagnoses.

Practise What You Preach

Practise What You Preach

Emma Baker
Cartoon

The hypocrisy of an authoritarian doctor with life-style issues lecturing on well-being

They Are the Brave

They Are the Brave

Xavier Leonard
Poetry

A deeply reflective analysis of patients’ vulnerability and hope within clinical care. Hard-won personal insight has integrated this tension in a simple, poignant and artful poem

The Snowman

The Snowman

Thomas Scharzgruber
Photography

Doctor-snowman made in response to wishes of a terminally-ill patient on a home-visit

Breaking News

Breaking News

Ben Offa-Jones
Poetry

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

Helping Hands

Helping Hands

Alexander Glover
Prose

Institutionalization and learned helplessness in hospital

Clinical Attachments

Clinical experience is the main overarching theme and works wander far. Students rail against perceived hypocrisy, appreciate colleagues from other disciplines, celebrate the fortitude of the infirm, and describe memorable home visits. They tell us about their first independent professional relationships and the delight and difficulties they bring. They deal with patients’ identity in the abstract and in the system and share how their own nascent professional identities grow and conflict.

OOOH!! Search & Filter

Use the OOOH!! filter system below to locate all the works in OOOH!! which use a particular medium. The dropdown list “Perspectives” will reveal all. You can then narrow your search by choosing additional dropdown categories such as Art Forms and Diagnoses.

Deep Waters

Deep Waters

Satnam Pada
Drawing

Looking beyond the surface reveals a profound fear of illness and mortality

The Aching Soul

The Aching Soul

Group 15
Mixed-media

Chronic emotional trauma makes its mark

Just Rest

Just Rest

Group 3
Mixed-media

The role of rest within healthcare

Who am I,  behind the bars?

Who am I, behind the bars?

Group 12
Mixed-media

The urgent need for holistic care within a fragmented prison system

Permanence

Permanence

Group 14
Painting

Women surgeons’ experiences of abuse by male colleagues

Sensory Connections

Sensory Connections

Mohammad Wasim Rafiq
Mixed-media

Creating multi-sensory environments to help newborns thrive

Stitched-Up

Stitched-Up

Katherine Henderson
Drawing

Exploring reasons why patients withhold

Peony Petals

Peony Petals

Jimin Han
Painting

The light and shade of living with a skin condition

Behind the Wheel

Behind the Wheel

Drithika Jayanth
Drawing

A patient guides holistic practice

Flowering Sorrow

Flowering Sorrow

Meg Swain
Painting

A creative interpretation of living with loss

A Sacred Space

A Sacred Space

Intisar Shafie
Painting

Trust in surgical teams under the spotlight as issues around patient vulnerability and faith are explored

Forget-Me-Not

Forget-Me-Not

Jess Chiu
mixed-media

Honouring each child’s life-cycle – however brief

I Have No Regrets

I Have No Regrets

Harri Evans
Poetry

Unconventional occupational choices within perceived disability

Green Space, Deep Breath

Green Space, Deep Breath

Tarik Rahman
Mixed-media

A patient’s belief in Nature’s healing makes a powerful impact

Disparities:  in the dark (2)

Disparities: in the dark (2)

Gabby Giancola
Painting

Systemic discrimination of minority communities in Healthcare addressed

Imagine my Pain

Imagine my Pain

Rukshar Minhas
Painting

The uniqueness of pain and communication challenges

Pressure

Pressure

Damisi Dare
Film

Clinicians’ need for self-compassion unpicked

Deep Cleanse

Deep Cleanse

Madeleine Gibbard
Digital drawing

A clinical conversation with positive impact

On my level

On my level

Lottie Brushfield
Painting

Taking the lead from patients’ embodiment

Waiting

Waiting

Madeline Goodfellow
Film

Issues around supporting our elderly community highlighted by the Pandemic

10 Minutes

10 Minutes

Lydia Wells
Film

Time-pressured consultations

‘The Current Situation’

‘The Current Situation’

Athira Nandan
Poetry

The professional and personal impact of remote consultations on both healthcare staff and patients

Confusion

Confusion

Louise Carter
Drawing

In-depth observation of patients in hospital during the Pandemic offers deep learning

My Body – My Decision?

My Body – My Decision?

Sruthi Nair
Collage

Women’s rights and life-changing medical interventions
   

Loving a missing lover

Loving a missing lover

Hannah Williams
Poetry

The emotional toll of grieving whilst caring for a life-partner

Conscious

Conscious

Gloriana Suri
Poetry

A rare medical incident highlights the role of care within surgical intervention

Disconnected

Disconnected

Group 20
Film

The complexities of remote consultations

The Shadowed Carer

The Shadowed Carer

Catherine McNamara
Collage

The huge contribution of home-carers to society and their well-being is highlighted during a GP consultation