Healthcare Haikus

Takeaway

The world through a mask / Belies the kindness beneath. / You and me, as One. -Dr. Gaye Cunnane, Royal College of Physicians Ireland

Lifelong Learning in Clinical Excellence | April 24, 2020 | <1 min read

Highlights

Enhanced precautions / Gown, visor, mask, gloves; still I / hold his hand, his fear...

Lydia Flier-Frederick, MD

The world through a mask / Belies the kindness beneath. / You and me, as One.

Gaye Cunnane, MD, Royal College of Physicians Ireland

The fire raged high / We all answered the town bell / How is the well dry?

Kultaj Kaleka, RN, medical student

Palliative care / Holding your hand all the way / Even in silence

Ambereen Mehta, MD, UCLA

Stars, though they be far / Take joy in knowing that they / See each other’s light

Kamna Belhara, MD, Johns Hopkins

Lydia Flier-Frederick, MD

Enhanced precautions:

Gown, visor, mask, gloves; still I

hold his hand, his fear…

Gaye Cunnane, MD, Royal College of Physicians Ireland

The world through a mask

Belies the kindness beneath.

You and me, as One.

What do you think?

Do you want to add to the conversation? Please share!

Kultaj Kaleka, RN, medical student

The fire raged high

We all answered the town bell

How is the well dry?

Ambereen Mehta, MD, UCLA

Palliative care

Holding your hand all the way

Even in silence

Kamna Belhara, MD, Johns Hopkins

Stars, though they be far

Take joy in knowing that they

See each other’s light

Conversation

Takeaway

Lifelong Learning in Clinical Excellence | April 24, 2020 | <1 min read

Highlights

Lydia Flier-Frederick, MD

Gaye Cunnane, MD, Royal College of Physicians Ireland

Kultaj Kaleka, RN, medical student

Ambereen Mehta, MD, UCLA

Kamna Belhara, MD, Johns Hopkins

Lydia Flier-Frederick, MD

Gaye Cunnane, MD, Royal College of Physicians Ireland

What do you think?

Kultaj Kaleka, RN, medical student

Ambereen Mehta, MD, UCLA

Kamna Belhara, MD, Johns Hopkins

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