Improvisation and the Art of Medicine: Adaptable Skills for an Uncertain World

Authors

Belinda Fu, Providence

Files

Publication Date

2-13-2018

Keywords

ethics, improvisation, medical education

Disciplines

Bioethics and Medical Ethics

Description

The practice of medicine is unpredictable. To practice compassionate, collaborative medicine, clinicians must constantly think on their feet in order to navigate difficult situations, and care for others while caring for themselves. Dr. Belinda Fu describes her experiences with Medical Improv as a physician, patient, and educator, and explains its power to improve communication skills through Experiential learning.

Specialty

Biomedical Ethics

Comments

Allen M. Boyden, M.D. Memorial Lectureship

Recommended Citation

Fu, Belinda, "Improvisation and the Art of Medicine: Adaptable Skills for an Uncertain World" (2018). Current Videos. 36.
https://digitalcommons.providence.org/ethicsvideos/36