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The Journal of Biocommunication
|November 1, 1975
Summary
Medical illustrators are vital to health sciences education, even with advanced technology. This profession
Area of Science:
- Medical Illustration
- Health Sciences Education
- Visual Communication
Background:
- The necessity of medical illustration is questioned despite technological advancements.
- The Health Sciences Illustration Department at the University of Washington faces this challenge.
Purpose of the Study:
- To defend the continued need for medical illustrators in health sciences.
- To highlight the broad and evolving contributions of the profession.
Main Methods:
- A "defensive answer" to the question of relevance.
- Exploration of the role of medical illustration in education.
Main Results:
- The profession remains essential for clear communication in health sciences.
- Technological advancements do not negate the need for expert visual representation.
Conclusions:
- Medical illustration is a dynamic and crucial field in health sciences education.
- Increased awareness of the profession's value is needed.