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Narrative Medicine (Workshop, Germany, 17-19 June 2016)

posted on February 19, 2025

Research Summary: Narrative Medicine Workshop

Topic: Narrative Medicine pedagogical workshop
Institution: Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany
Dates: June 17-19, 2016
Faculty Source: Program in Narrative Medicine, Columbia University
Theoretical Framework: Based on Rita Charon's concept of Narrative Medicine
Pedagogical Methods: Plenary lectures, small-group seminars, close reading, writing and interviewing exercises
Contact: Dr. Anita Wohlmann; Mainz University homepage for registration
Educational Focus: Integrating narrative competence into medical practice and training through humanistic inquiry

Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany, will host a three-day workshop (June 17-19, 2016) on “Narrative Medicine” with faculty from the Program in Narrative Medicine at Columbia University. The workshop will be based on Rita Charon’s concept of Narrative Medicine. Alternating between plenary lectures and small-group seminars, the faculty will engage participants with close reading, writing and interviewing exercises. For more information and registration, visit the homepage of Mainz University or contact Dr. Anita Wohlmann.

For more details, download the flyer.

Filed Under: Conferences, Workshops

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