… to find "patient-oriented evidence that matters" (POEMs) (2). As Fleming and DeMets point
out, however, POEMs are unavailable to support most of what we do for patients. And when …

… to the work of medicine, while poetry is one of the less frequently … a poem and diagnosing
a patient. Opening die imagination to die nuanced language and oblique meanings of poetry is …

… Until the pathogenesis is fully understood, these are the mainstays of treatment for patients
with POEMS syndrome. The role of anti-VEGF therapies, immune modulatory drugs, and …

… physician participants for their patients, we calculated frequencies and proportions for each
of the 3 health benefit items for each POEM. We then identified the 20 POEMs (in each year) …

… POEMs address an important clinical issue in practice, measure an outcome of importance
… and patient, and offer the potential to change the way we practice. In order to be a POEMs, …

… with original poems springing directly from the therapeutic experience, written by the
patient himself. We would freely admit that not all persons are capable of producing poems of …

… from patients’ poetry, I would like to consider here three poems by patients about their
experience of illness, pain, or disability, focusing on the kinds of information those poems provide, …

… We have observed that the transplant-related morbidity and mortality is higher in patients
with POEMS than in patients with classic multiple myeloma. More than a third of our …

… Contemporary government policy places patient experience at the centre of … a poem
representing each participant's experience. This paper focuses on the development of these poems …

The poem is written in Monet’s voice and is addressed to his … In the poem, the painter
emphasises how long he has worked (“all my … The poem serves as an eloquent reminder of these …