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A course, 'The Human in Medicine', as an example of a preclinical medical humanities program: a summary of 7 years.

Mehmet Ali Gülpinar, Mehmet Akman, and Inci User

Med Teach 31(10):e469-76 (2009) PMID 19877855

This article is based on the experience with 'The Human in Medicine' (HIM) courses that had been a part of the preclinical program of the Marmara Medical School.

DOI: 10.3109/01421590802638014
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