Abstract Carley Arendas spent four hours in the pyschiatric unit of the UNC Medical Center Emergency Department. In this paper, she examines the routines and strategies of the doctors, nurses, and social workers...
Abstract Graham Burri writes about his shadowing experience in UNC’s Psychiatric Ward. He profiles two individuals who are making extended stays in the ward, highlighting the benefits that come from their treatment. ...
Abstract Elizabeth Wheless describes her shadowing experience in UNC Hospital’s Psychiatric Unit. She focuses on how people going through the hardest times in their lives, dealing with things like autism and depression, are...
Abstract In this observation article, Elizabeth Campbell highlights the human connections that form between doctors and patients in the Pediatric Emergency Department. CHAPEL HILL, NC. UNC Pediatric Emergency Department. Yellow I walk...
Abstract Michelle Zheng runs through a standard four hour graveyard shift at the UNC E.D. She focuses on the relationship between the nurses in the Department, offering insight into how they pass the...
Abstract Kendall Barbour spent time shadowing the nurses and physicians in the Psychiatric E.R. at UNC Medicine. There, she was able to connect with a recently-admitted psychiatric patient through simple listening and communication....
Abstract This observation article by Reilly Roberts offers a glimpse into the lives of UNC Pediatric Emergency Department doctors as they care for troubled patients, from a suicidal girl to a child who...
Abstract Sara Holmes writes about patients with urgent injuries, focusing on hurt children and the parents who bring them in. CHAPEL HILL, N.C. –– The University of North Carolina Hospitals Emergency Department...
Abstract Zaria Joyner writes about her chaotic shadowing experience in the UNC Emergency Department, touching on everything from the opiod crisis to life-or-death resuscitations. UNC Emergency Medicine, Chapel Hill NC – Within...
Abstract Ariana Luterman writes about the daily routine of people working in UNC Chapel Hill’s emergency department, focusing on how they are able to find normalcy in inherently painful work. CHAPEL HILL,...
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