The Power of the Voice: Storytelling in Medicine Post-test

The utilization of stories in clinical practice, research, and education as a method to promote healing is one definition for the following:*
- Medical humanities
- Narrative Medicine
- Narrative Competency
- Medical theatre
The four central narratives that exist in medicine, according to Rita Charon’s 2001 essay in JAMA on Narrative Medicine include which of the following:*
- Physician-Self, Physician-Patient, Physician-Colleagues, Physician-Society
- Physician-Friends, Physician-Family, Physician-Patient, Physician-Community
- Physician-Administration, Physician-EMR, Physician-Patient, Physician-Self
- Physician-Patient, Physician-Nurse, Physician-Medical Student, Physician-Colleagues
Storytelling can be used to:*
- Process one’s own emotional experiences
- Understand how a patient’s illness impacts their narrative of self
- Build community and culture
- All of the above
Which of the following describes a story?*
- Musing about the similarities and differences between doctors and other professions
- Sharing one’s ideological position by explaining abstract concepts
- Recounting one’s experience of a certain moment through scenes, action, characters
- Describing one’s emotional state through the use of labels (e.g. sad, happy, frustrated)

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