Graphic Medicine: Other Resources

The first stop for all the resources managed by Dr Ian Williams and his Graphic Medicine team. The site organizes a series of podcasts, a blog, and a yearly conference.

medicina gráfica is the Spanish-language companion site to Graphicmedicine.org

The National Library of Medicine has curated an exhibition of graphic medicine.

Last year's "The Arts and Medicine" issue of JAMA highlighted two graphic memoirs of note: Marissa Moss's "Last Things" and "Taking Turns" by M.K. Czerwiec.

From the Home Page: "Annals Graphic Medicine brings together original graphic narratives, comics, animation/feature, and other creative forms by those who provide or receive health care. They address medically relevant topics—be they poignant, thought-provoking, or just plain entertaining."

This module created by physician and education Michael Green is based on his own graphic medicine course at Penn State School of Medicine and provides a focused list of resources including scholarly articles, graphic novels, and drawing tutorials. The resource is useful for educators looking to create a course of their own, or for those interested in a curated module on graphic medicine.

This site was created by professional cartoonists for cartoonists of any and every kind. Lists of resources are curated for educators, learners, casual readers, and for published cartoonists.

This is a 1-credit CME module created by the AMA's EdHub. Create an account to login and complete this module.

A graphic medicine collection created by students at Penn State College of Medicine.

From the home page: "The most entertaining way to study medicine."

Michael Green, creator of NLM's Comics for Health and Medicine module, also curated a Youtube channel with previews from his own sketchbook as well as playlists of drawing tutorials.

Graphicmedicine.org's official blog.

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