In Healthcare Education
Teaching what we want practiced
Students arrive in healthcare programs warm and responsive and too often leave quieter and more guarded. If we want compassionate practitioners, we have to teach compassion as an explicit, assessed competency.
12 videos, ranked by the credibility of the source. Each opens on the host site in a new tab.
From medical and academic institutions
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YouTube67 minTier 1A Discussion on Compassion and Racial EquityThupten Jinpa, PhD, and Lakiba Pittman, MA, Compassion InstituteCourtesy of compassioninstitute.com
YouTubeLectureTier 1Professionalism and Medical Education's Hidden CurriculumFrederic Hafferty, PhD, UVA School of Medicine
YouTubeLectureTier 1A Sense of Story, or Narrative Medicine for the Chaos of IllnessRita Charon, MD, PhD, Columbia
YouTube4 minTier 1Sympathy, Empathy, and Compassion: How do they differ?Shane Sinclair, PhD, Compassion Research Lab
YouTubeVideoTier 1Compassion and how it differs from routine nursing careShane Sinclair, PhD, University of Calgary
YouTube1 minTier 1What is Compassion Cultivation Training?Compassion InstituteCourtesy of compassioninstitute.com
YouTube4 minTier 1Caring for the Caregiver: The Schwartz Rounds ProgramThe Schwartz Center
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TED, TEDx and TEDMED
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Media, podcasts and other sources
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Coming soonOriginal Practical Compassion conversations with health professions educators.
Care differently, not less.