Call to Action: A Faculty Survey to Inform Future Efforts at Student-Run Clinics.

Introduction: Existing literature about student-run clinics (SRCs) often focuses on student rather than patient experiences. To begin to gather data on norms and practices at SRCs nationally, this pilot study surveyed faculty leaders from SRCs around the country about metrics such as clinic organization, patient demographics, and care services.

Methods: A 38-question survey was distributed via email to members of the Student Run Free Clinic Faculty Association (SRFCFA) in October 2021.

"Am I Making More of It Than I Should?": Reporting and Responding to Sexual Harassment.

Background And Objectives: Health professionals may face sexual harassment from patients, faculty, and colleagues. Medicine's hierarchy deters response to sexual harassment. Current evidence consists largely of quantitative data regarding the frequency and types of sexual harassment.

Eloquent silences: A musical and lexical analysis of conversation between oncologists and their patients.

Objective: Silences in doctor-patient communication can be "connectional" and communicative, in contrast to silences that indicate awkwardness or distraction. Musical and lexical analyses can identify and characterize connectional silences in consultations between oncologists and patients.

Methods: Two medical students and a professor of voice screened all 1211 silences over 2s in length from 124 oncology office visits.