Story Intelligence: Enabling Learning through the Powers of Story

Write Medicine

English - November 15, 2021 15:00 - 55 minutes - ★★★★★ - 21 ratings
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We tell ourselves stories in order to live, as Joan Didion wrote in The White Album.
We talk a lot about the importance of story on this podcast, and about storytelling as a portal to learning. In today's episode, we get to learn from a storytelling master.
Rick Stone, CEO of StoryWork International, has spent a lifetime crafting stories in many sectors, including healthcare. He is the co-creator of StoryCare, a web-based product to help healthcare organizations improve patient safety and support team-based health professional education. He also created the Living Stories program for Novant Health, which supports patients in telling their life stories in service of improving their health outcomes.
Rick is the co-author of Story Intelligence: Master Story, Master Life. I think you are in for a treat in this episode. Our conversation touched on:

The role of literature and art in cultivating empathy in medical professionals

The power of emotional intelligence

The narrative structure of the brain and how story is a powerful reagent to rewire the brain and help us learn new perspectives and points of view

The difference between case studies and stories

Resources
Story Intelligence
The Healing Art of Storytelling
Every Patient Tells a Story
Columbia University Narrative Medicine Program
Howard Gardner at Harvard
Mark Nepo
7000 Ways to Listen
Johnny Moses
Team STEPPS
Ronald Epstein
Paula Underwood
Peter Pappas
Sam Magill

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We tell ourselves stories in order to live, as Joan Didion wrote in The White Album.

We talk a lot about the importance of story on this podcast, and about storytelling as a portal to learning. In today's episode, we get to learn from a storytelling master.

Rick Stone, CEO of StoryWork International, has spent a lifetime crafting stories in many sectors, including healthcare. He is the co-creator of StoryCare, a web-based product to help healthcare organizations improve patient safety and support team-based health professional education. He also created the Living Stories program for Novant Health, which supports patients in telling their life stories in service of improving their health outcomes.

Rick is the co-author of Story Intelligence: Master Story, Master Life. I think you are in for a treat in this episode. Our conversation touched on:

The role of literature and art in cultivating empathy in medical professionals
The power of emotional intelligence
The narrative structure of the brain and how story is a powerful reagent to rewire the brain and help us learn new perspectives and points of view
The difference between case studies and stories

Resources

Story Intelligence

The Healing Art of Storytelling

Every Patient Tells a Story

Columbia University Narrative Medicine Program

Howard Gardner at Harvard