The Role of Art Museum-Based Learning Activities in Health Professions Education and Leadership

Description

This workshop for health professions educators explores how the arts and humanities support skill mastery, appreciation of multiple perspectives, personal insights, and social advocacy. Please attend the event by using the Zoom link.

Presented by:

• Margaret S. Chisolm, professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Johns Hopkins Medicine International
• Kamna Balhara, associate professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Johns Hopkins Medicine International

In this interactive session, participants will: + Engage in two arts-based activities—a Personal Responses Tour and a Visual Thinking Strategies discussion + Experience firsthand how arts-based activities can promote both development of clinically relevant attributes and facilitative leadership skills + Explore the key elements of Visual Thinking Strategies and their relevance to facilitative leadership + Share additional reflections and ask questions throughout the session, as well as during the open discussion period

This event is part of the Master of Education in the Health Professions Virtual Mini-Conference Series.