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Number of items: 5.
Article
| Kirklin, D (2004) Book Review: Jerome Groopman. The anatomy of hope: how people prevail in the face of illness. New England Journal of Medicine , 350 (25) 2627 - 2627. |
| Kirklin, D (2004) The medical humanities teaching and research agenda: a symbiotic relationship. Medical Humanities , 30 (2) 96 - 97. |
| Kirklin, D (2004) The role of medical imaging in the abortion debate. Journal of Medical Ethics , 30 (5) 426 - 426. |
Book chapter
| Kirklin, D (2004) The role of the humanities in the education and support of physicians delivering palliative care. In: Doyle, D and Hanks, G and Cherny, N and Calman, K, (eds.) The Oxford Textbook of Palliative Medicine. Oxford University Press |
| Kirklin, D (2004) Poetry, pictures, and the sexual demographics of health. In: Tagoe-Wilson, N and Worton, M, (eds.) National Healths: Gender Sexuality And Health In A Cross-cultural Context. (211 - 219). Cavendish Press: London. |