Catherine Tufariello. Center for Civic Reflection, 2014.
Serving as a healthcare provider is hard and often stressful work. Civic reflection supports team-building and self-care for for busy healthcare professionals. Reflective Reading: A Civic Reflection Starter Kit for Health Care Teams features eighteen readings and five images that consistently have sparked rich, thought-provoking discussions among physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains, and other members of interdisciplinary healthcare teams. The toolkit also includes tips on leading Reflective Reading sessions and a detailed discussion plan for each text. This publication was funded by a generous grant from Prince Charitable Trusts.
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Table of Contents
- Action and Non-Action
- Admission of Failure
- The Buddha's Last Instruction
- Cotton Mill
- Doctor Gives Advice to New Detox Patient, Kabul
- The Eleventh
- Fellowship
- If All Who Have Begged Help
- Kalounna in Frogtown
- The Lamb and the Pinecone
- Learning the Trees
- The Lovers of the Poor
- Mending Wall
- Monet Refuses the Operation
- My Optimism
- Okay
- Police Escorting African American Mothers with Grade School Kids
- Significant Other
- Some Specimen Cases
- Those Winter Sundays
- Trying to Name What Doesn't Change
- Women with Cow Diagram
- What I Learned from My Mother
