Journal of Medicine and Movies

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• Formative value of cinema and literature in health sciences students. General features

  Javier Bordallo Landa, Sara González Rodríguez, Agustín Hidalgo Balsera

  165-178

• Considerations on Members of the Medical Act Taken from the Literature

  Sara González-Rodríguez, María González-García, Javier, Agustín Hidalgo

  61-77

• Medicine in the Game of Literary Creation. Role of the Disease in the Novelistic Work of Ian McEwan

  Agustín Hidalgo-Balsera, Begoña Cantabrana

  79-102

• The Presence of Humanities in Dental Studies at Universities in Chile and Spain

  Milena Soto-Araya, Josep E. Baños, Elisabeth Moyano, Jorge Pérez

  237-247

• Snapshot of university assignments through autobiographies, memoirs and other literary texts

  Claudio Hidalgo-Cantabrana, Agustín Hidalgo

  279-292

• Around the Concept of Health and Disease. A Dialogue between Medicine, Literature and Philosophy

  Agustín Hidalgo Balsera, María González-García, Sara González-Rodríguez, Javier Bordallo-Landa

  377-390

• Literature and cinema as humanistic training among students and doctors in Mallorca

  Antoni Payeras Cifre, Xavier Fosch Mur

  97-107

• Final Degree Projects on Humanities in Three Studies of Health Sciences

  Irene Cambra-Badii, Magí Farré, Jorge Pérez

  87-93

• Similarities and differences between a Journal of the plague year and COVID-19

  Sara De Arriba Iglesias, Agustín Hidalgo Balsera

  315-335

• Humanization of medicine in times of COVID-19

  Agustín Hidalgo Balsera

  1-4

• The Journal of Medicine and Movies as disseminator of educational experiences related to Humanities in Health Sciences

  Jorge Pérez

  93-95

• Cinema in times of the pandemic COVID: movies helping to moderate emotions and supporting the health team

  Pablo G. Blasco, Maria Auxiliadora C. de Benedetto, Marcelo R. Levites, Graziela Moreto

  57-68

• If Books Could Heal… Prescribing Books as Complementary Therapy, a Potentially Useful and Inexpensive Practice

  Agustín Hidalgo-Balsera, María González-García

  113-117

• A Hundred Years Later and Several Epidemics Later, COVID-19 Arrived

  Agustín Hidalgo

  1-6

• The impact of the Journal of Medicine and the Movies in Health Sciences Education

  Jorge Pérez

  275-277

• The Myth of Tiresias and Intersex States

  Agustín Hidalgo

  1-4

• The Invisible Friend. An approach to AIDS through the Work of Hervé Guibert

  Laura Polán, Javier Cachero

  453-468

• Do the most appropriate profiles to train good doctors and human doctors access to Medicine Degree?

  Agustín Hidalgo Balsera

  253-256

• Epidemics due to Ergotism or Saint Anthony's Fire. History, Science and Art

  Francisco S. Lozano Sánchez

  207-236

• The 1918 Flu Pandemic through Laura Spinney’s book “Pale Rider”

  María Sampedro Puerma, Guillermo Sánchez Campelo

  469-484

• Not just escapism—Medicine-related fiction films as therapeutical and education tools amid pandemic A film and literature research

  Dennis Henkel

  225-236

• Use of press news in the training of medicine

  María González, Agustín Hidalgo

  71-74

• Undergraduate Medical Education in Times of Pandemic and Post-pandemic COVID-19

  Jorge Palés-Argullós, Carmen Gomar-Sancho

  13-23

• To be a doctor from two different languages: literary and cinematographic

  María Eugenia D’ottavio Callegari, Alberto Enrique D’ottavio Cattani, Guillermo Enrique D’ottavio Callegari

  193-197

• Realive (2016): from cellular to human cryopreservation. Myth and reality for teacher training in the area of health sciences

  Nora Suleiman-Martos, Rubén García-Lara, Isaac Narbona-Sánchez, Germán Domínguez-Vías

  193-203

• Florence Nightingale. Four Cinematic Visions of a Nursing Pioneer

  Manuel Sánchez-Angulo

  145-155

• Homeless Tune. Story of a Lonely Soloist

  Carmen Mª Vizoso-Gómez

  35-43

• Literature and medical education. A teaching exercise

  Agustín Hidalgo, María González García, Begoña Cantabrana

  199-208

• How thick the shield should be: Teaching the subtleties of the doctor-patient relationship using literature and popular movies

  Josep-Eladi Baños Díez

  159-165

• From Marcus Welby, M.D. to The resident: The changing portrayal of physicians in TV medical dramas

  Irene Cambra-Badii, Elena Guardiola, Josep-E. Baños

  91-109