Syllabi by Topic : Disability

• "Bellevue Literary Review Curriculum Study Guide"

• "Biomedical Ethics, Law and Medicine" W. Edinger, J. Skeel. University of Toledo see also: Aging, Death and Dying, Health Care Policy, Law and Medicine, Medical Ethics, Religion and Medicine, Social Issues in Medicine.

• "Literature and Medicine: What's So Good About Getting Old?" G. Micco. UC Berkeley/UC San Francisco Joint Medical Program [MD; Graduate-level; elective; Fall 1998]; see also: Behavioral Science, Death and Dying, Literature and Medicine, Mental Illness, Physician-Patient Relationship, Social Issues in Medicine, Women and Medicine.

• Medical Humanities Elective II J. Shapiro. University of California, Irvine [2nd year Medical Student; required; Fall 1999 - Spring 2000]; see also: Aging, Aids, Death and Dying, Ethnicity and Medicine, Gender and Medicine, Literature and Medicine, Mental Illness, Physician-Patient Relationship, Professionalism, Social Issues in Medicine.

• Medical Humanities in Patient - Doctor II D. Lie, J. Shapiro. University of California, Irvine [2nd year Medical Student; required; Fall 1999 - Spring 2000]; see also: Aging, Aids, Death and Dying, Ethnicity and Medicine, Gender and Medicine, Literature and Medicine, Mental Illness, Physician-Patient Relationship, Professionalism, Social Issues in Medicine.

• "Medicine, Culture, and Self." J. Woodcock. University of Indiana-Bloomington [Undergraduate, Spring 2002]; see also: Death and Dying, Ethnicity and Medicine, Film and Medicine, Gender and Medicine, History of Medicine, Literature and Medicine, Medical Ethics, Mental Illness, Physician-Patient Relationship, Social Issues in Medicine, War and Medicine, Women and Medicine.

• "Wounded Storytellers: Narratives of Illness in Literature." J. Shapiro. University of California, Irvine [freshman honors seminar; elective; Spring 2000]; see also: Aging, Aids, Alternative Medicine, Ethnicity and Medicine, Literature and Medicine, Mental Illness, Physician-Patient Relationship, Social Issues in Medicine.