I Must Tell You in a Poem: Poetry and Commentary

Audrey Shafer; Bryan Maxwell; Ron Strauss; Vincent J. Kopp

I Must Tell You in a Poem: Poetry and Commentary [Book Review]

Audrey Shafer, Bryan Maxwell, Ron Strauss & Vincent J. Kopp

Journal of Medical Humanities 28 (3):173-180 (2007)

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Keywords	Poetry Professionalism Physician Medical student Medical humanities
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DOI	10.1007/s10912-007-9037-x
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