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Conversation with James Pickering on the Anatomy Education Podcast: Haptic Observation and Drawing for Anatomy Education.

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posted on 2020-08-20, 07:09 authored by Leonard ShapiroLeonard Shapiro, James PickeringJames Pickering
Leonard Shapiro joins James Pickering, Professor of Anatomical Education, University of Leeds, for the first of two podcasts that discuss the role of Art in Anatomy. They discuss in detail the Haptico-Visual Observation and Drawing (HVOD) method that utilizes a multi-sensory approach to drawing anatomical structures.

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Department of Human Biology, Division of Clinical Anatomy and Biological Anthropology

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    Drawing processobservation techniquesHapticshaptics/touchhaptics applicationsanatomy educationGross anatomy educationMedical education researchersMedical educationCognitioncadaveric 3 D imagesvisuospatialvisuospatial tasksvisuospatial cuesAnatomyArt

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