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Research
Latest papers
Graphic medicine meets human anatomy: The potential role of comics in raising whole body donation awareness in Italy and beyond. A pilot study.
Anatomical sciences education · 2023
Graphic Medicine-The Best of 2020.
JAMA · 2020 · senior author
Narrative Training as a Method to Promote Nursing Empathy Within a Pediatric Rehabilitation Setting.
Journal of pediatric nursing · 2018
Latest funding
- $36,600
Time and Space in Graphic Narratives of Eldercare
SSHRC · 2017 · Principal investigator
7 publications.
Graphic medicine meets human anatomy: The potential role of comics in raising whole body donation awareness in Italy and beyond. A pilot study.
De Stefano A, Rusciano I, Moretti V, Scavarda A, Green MJ, Wall S, Ratti S
Graphic Medicine-The Best of 2020.
Green MJ, Wall S
Narrative Training as a Method to Promote Nursing Empathy Within a Pediatric Rehabilitation Setting.
Adamson K, Sengsavang S, Charise A, Wall S, Kinross L, Balkaran M
The hermunculus: what is known about the representation of the female body in the brain?
Di Noto PM, Newman L, Wall S, Einstein G
Humane images: visual rhetoric in depictions of atypical genital anatomy and sex differentiation.
Wall S
Mid-twentieth-century anatomical transparencies and the depiction of three-dimensional form.
Wall S
Using the principles of interactive cartography to communicate the mechanisms of migraine pain.
Cheng A, Wilson-Pauwels L, Mazierski D, Wall S
Time and Space in Graphic Narratives of Eldercare
Principal investigators: Wall, Shelley
Keywords: (1) Graphic medicine; (2) Comics; (3) Eldercare; (4) Graphic memoir; (5) Autoethnography; (6) Visual narrative; (7) Chronotopes; (8) End of life; (9) Bakhtinian analysis
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Gillian Einstein and Shelley Wall: 1 shared paper
- Shelley Wall and Andrea Charise: 1 shared paper
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- Department of Psychology
- Other
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