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Henry Tulgan¹, Elizabeth Kirby, Diedre Bollinger

¹University of Massachusetts Medical School, Berkshire Medical Center, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, USA. htulgan@bhs1.org

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Brian Friel's play "Molly Sweeney" offers a unique perspective on patient care. It highlights the importance of holistic patient understanding, medical ethics, and professionalism through a compelling narrative.

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Area of Science:

Medical Humanities
Patient-Centered Care
Medical Ethics Education

Background:

The narrative explores the multifaceted experience of a patient undergoing vision restoration.
It emphasizes the perspectives of the patient, spouse, and physician.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the educational utility of dramatic arts in medical training.
To underscore the significance of holistic patient assessment and ethical practice.

Main Methods:

Analysis of Brian Friel's play "Molly Sweeney" as a case study.
Exploration of themes related to patient experience, medical intervention, and interpersonal dynamics.

Main Results:

The play serves as an effective tool for developing empathy and critical thinking in healthcare learners.
It illustrates the complex interplay between patient, family, and medical professionals.

Conclusions:

Integrating narrative-based learning, such as theatrical productions, can enhance medical education.
Fostering an appreciation for patient individuality and ethical conduct is crucial for quality healthcare.