Regina Holliday and the Walking Gallery are in AMA Journal of Ethics

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One sign of a movement’s progress is when the establishment takes notice. This one’s a biggie: Regina Holliday’s Walking Gallery of Healthcare (Facebook) is in the January 16 edition of the AMA Journal of Ethics. A five page article! Click the image to view it.

We’ve said since the founding of our society that participatory medicine is a movement – a social movement. One of the most conspicuous signs of this movement has been the artist / activist @ReginaHolliday and her Walking Gallery of Healthcare – over 400 jackets she and other artists have painted for people, putting their medical story on their jacket, gratis, because “everyone’s got a medical story but nobody can see them.” This ongoing project for “art in the environment” fixes that. (See her post this week that lists all the artists and jackets.)

Regina has done 348 jackets; 42 other artists have done 53 more, all free* if you’ll wear them to conferences – because believe me, they start conversations about healthcare. And that’s how movements grow.