Geographies of Medical and Health Humanities: A Cross-Disciplinary Conversation

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FIGURE 1  The waiting room: Space of containment. Photo by Robin Kearns. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 2  The waiting room: Temporal expansiveness. Photo by Robin Kearns. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 3  The waiting room: Mooring on the journey to care. Photo by Robin Kearns. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 4  Speed as selling point: Englewood, Florida. Photo by Robin Kearns. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 5  Reception desk design, South Seas Health Care, Otara (Auckland, New Zealand). Courtesy South Seas Healthcare. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 6  Waiting room design, South Seas Health Care, Otara (Auckland, New Zealand). Courtesy South Seas Healthcare. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 7  This will speed things up! Image by Susan Merill Squier.

FIGURE 8  Have you got everything? Image by Susan Merrill Squier.

FIGURE 9  Adapt, mutate, before it’s too late. Image by Susan Merrill Squier.

FIGURE 10  You infect, we protect. Image by Susan Merrill Squier.

FIGURE 11  Big to small. Image by Susan Merrill Squier.

FIGURE 12  Ruined Gartnavel. Photo by Hester Parr. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 13  Students encountering the “Sanctuary” room in Gartnavel’s new hospital building. Photo by Hester Parr. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 14  Landscaped walks signposted in the hospital grounds. Photo by Hester Parr. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 15  Gartnavel’s East Wing’s refractory ward from the outside. Photo by Hester Parr. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 16  Student animations of the “Rumpus Room” experiment. Photo by Hester Parr. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 17  Injection scene in Hurry Tomorrow: Stills from http://www.richardcohenfilms.com/hurry_tomorrow_Scenes.html; used with permission of Richard Cohen Films.

Music is medicine. Image by Caroline Shooner. (Color figure available online.)

Comics save lives. Image by Caroline Shooner. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 18  Compulsive touching: A participant in Diana Beljaars’s research has to feel the tip of the table in her right index finger during cleaning. Photo is a still from an eye-tracking video recording owned by Diana Beljaars. (Color figure available online.)

FIGURE 19  Compulsive ordering: A participant in Diana Beljaars’s doctoral research has to align the statue with the flowerpots in the windowsill and the leaves of the small tree behind it in her front yard and with the transition line between two tiles. Photo is a still from an eye-tracking video recording owned by Diana Beljaars. (Color figure available online.)