“It literally can pulverize bones … it can provide this blast effect.” The AR-15 is the weapon of choice for many mass killers. The Post sought to illustrate the lethal force of the weapon and show in detail its catastrophic effects. wapo.st/3lF9moX

Join me in a transformative CME course offered by Harvard Medical School - Training Eyes, Minds, and Hearts: Visual Thinking Strategies for Health Care Professionals Kamna Balhara @HumanitiesinHPE Elizabeth Gundersen cmecatalog.hms.harvard.edu/training-our-e…   #artsandmedicine #VTSforhealthcare #HarvardCME

I am so happy (and grateful)that I had the opportunity to merge my love for 📸 and the Health Humanities Hopkins Bayview IM Residency!!!!! Kamna Balhara Rachel Salas MD, MEd Amteshwar Singh, MD M.Ed. (he/him/his) Anna (Annie) LaVigne, MD Paul O'Rourke CLOSLER JHU Medical Humanities and Social Medicine Health Humanities Consortium Johns Hopkins Medicine

Yayyyyy! So excited for Vivian V. Altiery De Jesus - one of our fantastic past cohorts of Johns Hopkins Medicine #GME #healthhumanities scholars!

A few short days til our inaugural #HealthHumanities + #EmergencyMedicine virtual conf! Registration still open - join us for panel discussions on community thru humanities, creative works, keynote by Devin | Allen, abstracts on innovations in #healthhum + #EM & 🖼️-based workshops!

I had fun on The Clinic & The Person podcast discussing the link between poisoning and Madame Bovary on this podcast with Johns Hopkins EM Johns Hopkins Medicine colleague and medical humanist Kamna Balhara. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

For session 4 of our 4-week course for Johns Hopkins Medicine we went outside the museum walls to learn from art how to be better physicians SarahCleverMD Kamna Balhara #hmimuseum

We visited the Homewood Museum today for session 8 of our 4-wk museum-based course for Johns Hopkins Medicine students, touring the house with an historical lens, followed by a Visual Thinking Strategies discussion led by Kamna Balhara Great discussion SarahCleverMD

📢A new ep of "For the Medical Record"! - on the health humanities in emergency med Kamna Balhara & Nathan Irvin talk us through Health Humanities at Hopkins Emergency Medicine (H3EM) & why the humanities are needed at the "front door of the hospital"🏥 open.spotify.com/episode/0AysGg…

Hooray for our latest cohort of scholars! #HealthHumanities in action

This is the 12th session of our 4-wk course for Johns Hopkins Medicine students but the 1st one held in the hospital! Today SarahCleverMD facilitated an open-ended Visual Thinking Strategies discussion & we engaged in a Personal Responses Tour Kamna Balhara #hmimuseum

Check out the new issue of Tendon Magazine - our literary and visual arts magazine that creates space for creative and critical work across the medical humanities. This issues theme: "Injury" 🩹

Our pilot #HealthHumanities curriculum at Johns Hopkins EM is now published in AEMETOnline! Leveraging 🎨+ 📚and community partnerships towards a framework for reflection, engagement, and action towards #HealthEquity #narrativemedicine #visualthinkingstrategies

I had an amazing conversation with @ESilverman The Nocturnists. Thank you Emily and the Nocturnists team! ACEPMedHumanities Melanie E. Gregg Stanford Medicine & the Muse Bellevue Literary Review BOOTH apublicspace The Intima Weill Cornell Pediatrics WCM Emergency Medicine Brown University

Happening 🌟 tomorrow 🌟 #HealthHumanities Workshops, Abstracts, Creative works, & a Keynote address by Nathan Gray MD, FACP on comics, communication, and advocacy! Join us for the 2nd annual HumanisEM conference ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

When you’ve seen someone 100 times, how do you continue to *see* them each time? Thank you CLOSLER for the opportunity to reflect upon what happens when the ED becomes a refuge - what it means for the individual patient, and what it says about our system + society at large

☑️ #EM senior resident? ☑️ Interested in building #MedHum into your career? Applications for the Johns Hopkins EM #healthhumanities fellowship are now open! Details here 👇👇👇 hopkinsmedicine.org/emergency-medi…