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Home / Blog / This Week in Graphic Medicine (2/8/19)

This Week in Graphic Medicine (2/8/19)

Feb. 8, 2019 by Matthew Noe

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This Week in Graphic Medicine in a Stranger Things Stylized Font
‘This Week in Graphic Medicine’ highlights relevant articles (and tweets) about comics in medicine published during the week (Saturday – Friday). Links are typically presented without commentary, unless clarification of relevance is necessary, with credit given to those who flagged them up where possible. So without further ado…


Matthew’s Pick of the Week…

Graphic Justice Research Alliance Logo

My pick this week isn’t strictly speaking graphic medicine, but rather, a highlighting of a similar discipline, with a great deal of overlap: Graphic Justice. You may already be familiar with this idea – they have had a website, a listserv, and a Twitter page for some time now, as well as a few meet-ups, such as this one last year in NYC. I bring this up this week because, as was brought to my attention by the amazing Ebru Ustundag, they are now running a Facebook group as well!

The overlaps for graphic medicine and graphic justice are numerous – bioethics alone is filled with room joint discussion – so I encourage you all to join their new group, explore their other spaces, and get going on this important field!


Articles & More… 

Call: Call for participants – using sequential art in professional psychological practice.

CFP: Chronicity and Crisis: Time in the Medical Humanities

CFP: Special Issue “Photo-Literary Disorders: Literature, Photography and Illness”

Event: Narrative Medicine Rounds: Reclaiming Patient Narrative in Graphic Medicine

Event: Medical Cartooning: It’s Like Medical Writing But with a Lot More Pictures

Livetweeting of this event thanks to A. David Lewis

Event: Transmuting Transgenerational Trauma: Comics, Re-humanisation, and Kinship across Genocides

Event: The Brighton Literary Salon: An Evening With Dr Ian Williams

Webcomic (Scholarly): Annals Graphic Medicine: Introducing “Dr. Mom” and “Progress Notes”

Webcomic (Scholarly): Annals Graphic Medicine – What It Is Like

Webcomic (Scholarly): Annals Graphic Medicine – Team Doctor

Webcomic (Scholarly): Annals Graphic Medicine – The Tale of a Wannabe Superhero

Webcomic (Scholarly): Annals Graphic Medicine – Dr. Mom: Doing It All

Webcomic (Scholarly): Annals Graphic Medicine – The Med Student

Webcomic: Comfort Levels: The Story of My Medical Transition

Webcomic: August Garden

Webcomic: The Wall is Killing People via @TheNib

Webcomic: “I’m Strange, You’re a Stranger,” Andrea’s Buzzing About [From 2008]

Comic Excerpt: From “Grass”

Scholarly: Learning from and Getting Lost in Graphic Novels: Their Role in Promoting Vocabulary Learning, Comprehension, Motivation, and Engagement

Scholarly: Developing a Web-Based Comic for Newly Diagnosed Women With Breast Cancer: An Action Research Approach.

Scholarly: The Art of Medicine: JGIM Introduces Sketchbook

Book Review: Graphic Reproduction via @TLeungMD [PDF]

Book Review: Reading Bande Dessinée

Book Review: Comics Review: Depressed Dave via @DrPaulHebert

Book Review: Dadie Dijo Desde Donde

Interview: Cutting-edge comics

Podcast: Ep 115: Doctor, I think I might be a zombie! Lorenzo Servitje on “The Walking Med”

Blog: Drawing Dad’s Dementia

Blog: The tyranny of the line. via @mrpickers

Blog: Fifteenth Century Books: When Doodles Matter

2019 Hourly Comic Day: A Roundup

Future Minnesota doctors learning to put down charts, share personal stories instead

COMICS FROM THE SEATTLE/KING COUNTY CLINIC, PART 3: THE IMPACT

The Fanatic Is Coming


Tweets…


Some great stuff this week! Did I miss something? Let me know in the comments below or tweet @NoetheMatt! Until next time…

Categories: This Week in Graphic Medicine Tags: blog, book review, call for papers, call for participants, comic excerpt, Event, graphic justice, Interview, podcast, Scholarly, Twitter, webcomic

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