The underlying dogma is that studying the humanities makes doctors humane.
"Speed is about, the ability to take anything you have in the healthcare system, to condense that as much as we possibly can, and to make it humane and make it feel like we have the power and design and customer experiences for things we've built.
Do more courses in the humanities make you more humane?
The manuscript was beautifully flawed, full of conjuring, a menagerie of tones, a clarity of devastation, the unspeakable spoken and made humane, the dreadful made beautiful, the erotic made quirky, the febrile details — the ebullient.
The extent to which he forces himself to ignore his more humane impulses makes his situation all the more excruciating.
Philosopher Bok's humane inquiry makes a virtue rather than a problem out of the discord of ages, comparing competing accounts of happiness by Aristotle, Seneca, Augustine, Montaigne, Pope, Kant, Bentham et al, and asking questions of what she calls the "Yes but" sort.
Had I chosen to write about my own father, I would have had to grapple with the reality that, even as he fought to make an evil system more humane, he made an uneasy peace with it.
Her everyday heroism recalls the more obvious discovery of humane feelings made by the Stasi officer in The Lives of Others.
It would be far more cost-effective, not to say humane, to make actual choices — to decide that Medicare won't pay for procedures of little or no medical value.
Since they estimated this effect to be larger than the deterrent effect identified by Mr Katz and co., they concluded that humane jails make for safer streets.Mr Hooks reckons that it all depends on the individual.
