Do you ever end your workday wishing you had a time and a space to reflect with others on some of the larger issues of working in the health care field? Do you enjoy reading? If so, consider joining the Literature & Medicine: Humanities at the Heart of Health Care group at Saint Luke's Health Sciences Library.

A group of about 20 people will gather once a month for six sessions to discuss works of fiction and non-fiction chosen to illuminate issues central to caring for people. A scholar in medical humanities will facilitate the discussions. There is no cost to attend the group, a dinner is provided and participants will receive free copies of the readings at least a month in advance of the discussions.

Anyone who works at Saint Luke's Health System is welcome to participate, but space is limited to the first 24 registrants. Please sign up soon for the very first Literature & Medicine group in the state, sponsored by the Missouri Humanities Council.

Find out more information about the program.

Presented by Saint Luke's Hospital Health Sciences Library. Made possible by a grant from the Missouri Humanities Council and support from Saint Luke's Hospital Department of Human Values in Medicine.