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Medical Education: Design for Healing
Volume 80, Number 4

Reform School
After rolling out its first major curriculum reform in a generation,
Harvard Medical School receives a report card.
by Rich Barlow

Object Lessons
A first-year student navigates her way through a new curriculum and
finds more promise than pitfalls.
by Ishani Ganguli

Holistic Learning
An innovative clerkship immerses third years in clinical care,
introducing them to medicine and, often, to themselves.
by Ann Marie Menting

Sim City
With their earliest patients made of silicon and circuitry,
Harvard medical students are finding it easier to first do no harm.
by Mark Baard

Tribute to Joseph Martin

Strong Medicine
After a decade of rich service, Joseph Martin leaves a legacy that will
long mark medicine at Harvard.
by George E. Thibault

Leading by Listening
Intelligence and empathy are just two of the qualities that can turn good physicians into gifted leaders.
by Joseph B. Martin

Features

The Vision of Music
A physician who conducts music reflects on the healing powers
of mingling the senses.
by Samuel Wong

Anatomy of a Doctor’s Life
Harvard awarded its first medical degree, an honorary one,
to a colorful Salem physician.
by Anthony S. Patton