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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.

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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.

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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.

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What is Not Said

What is Not Said

Rose Gover
Painting

The clinician as a curious, observant, witness

Panic

Panic

Parmida Rahimighane
Drawing

Critical Response -Time

Untranslated

Untranslated

Jayleigh Whitcher
Digital Art

Spontaneous gratitude crosses the divide

Running as a Symbol

Running as a Symbol

James Smith
Visual

Exercise as preventative health tested over life-span

Thorns

Thorns

Clementine Kennett
Mixed-media

The physiological impact of childhood trauma

Blending In

Blending In

Charlotte Hunter
Drawing

‘Losing yourself’ whilst in hospital considered from patient and healthcare perspectives

First 30 Minutes

First 30 Minutes

Vakare Zalieckaite
Painting

Unexpected emotional integration witnessing the ultimate end of life care

Watchful Waiting

Watchful Waiting

Rebecca Pimblott
Mixed-media

Help our patients from falling down the cracks!

The Shape of Grief

The Shape of Grief

Demaa Aldrubi
Mixed-media

‘A different wholeness’ – the nuanced forms of healing

Under Pressure

Under Pressure

Joe Chappell and Nina Afdzal
Mixed-media

Individualized calibration of care

Those left Behind

Those left Behind

Group 16 Creative Collaboration
Mixed-media

Within current AI technological advances, women’s health is often overlooked.

The Last Thread

The Last Thread

Group 2 Creative Collaboration
Mixed-media

Healthcare collapse in Gaza hits home

Halfway to Whole

Halfway to Whole

Keiran Hall, Sally Naser and Daniel Tang
Sculpture

Rewiring the Brain

Pain goes Unheard

Pain goes Unheard

Group 17 collaborative artwork
Mixed-media

The Echo chamber of Endometriosis

Bone to Stone

Bone to Stone

Group 14
Mixed-media

Ultra Rare Genetic Disorders: the race against time to cure F.O.P.

Body and Soul

Body and Soul

Group 21
Mixed-media

Organ Donation: what remains of identity?

Ticking Time-Bomb

Ticking Time-Bomb

Anonymous
Drawing

Awaiting surgery – life on the edge

I Know What I Saw

I Know What I Saw

Arqam Al-Hadeed
Watercolour

Shifting boundaries between perception and reality in Psychosis

The Art of Explaining

The Art of Explaining

Priska Bissonauth
Painting

Crafting deep understanding between patients and clinicians

BMJ (re-configured)

BMJ (re-configured)

Zainab Mohamad
Collage

Mining the ever-shifting layers of dementia

Serendipity

Serendipity

Avril Chloe Hsu
Painting

Destination unknown…

Reflections

Reflections

Olivia Malins
Painting

Processing change and loss

A Stitch of Support

A Stitch of Support

Nikta Sharifi Alhosseini
Textile

Tangible comfort through acute disruption

Fancy a cuppa?

Fancy a cuppa?

Georgina Boucher

Poetry

A ‘brew’…the national liquid balm

Love’s Distance

Love’s Distance

Duncan Matulewicz-Boyle
Textile

Precarious premature births – an unbearable parental limbo

Contrast

Contrast

Sophie Barnard
Mixed-media

Individual difference within health expectations and recovery

More Than Words

More Than Words

Asma Ahmed
Poetry

A fresh eye in the wards

Close Observation

Close Observation

Anni Moodie
Mixed-media

Material and emotional care unwound

Hands of Life

Hands of Life

Kaylee Macdonald

Sculpture

Visceral Connections

Beyond Skin Colour

Beyond Skin Colour

Dylan Varma
Poem

Embedded racism within healthcare