| Qb What words or thoughts come to you after seeing the exhibition? (A total of 24 different descriptors used in all) | Sadness/sorrow Empathy/Compassion Powerful Strength Humanity/resilience
| 14 (7.6%) 13 (7.1%/7 (3.8%) 12 (7.1%) 12 (6.5%) Each with 8 (4.4%)
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| Qc What emotions do you see portrayed in the portraits? (A total of 38 different descriptors used in all) | Sadness/sorrow Hope Fear Strength Anger
| 57 (31.0%) 47 (25.5%) 31 (16.9%) 24 (13.0%) 20 (10.9%)
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| Qd What emotions does this exhibition bring out in you? (A total of 21 different descriptors used in all) | Empathy/Compassion Sadness/sorrow Hope Gratitude Fear
| 32 (17.4%)/13(7.1%) 30 (16.3%) 23 (12.5%) 19 (10.7%) 12 (6.5%)
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| Qe What is the most important message you are taking away from the exhibition? | | “A stunning and passionate glimpse into the private world of patients and caregivers” “Great work.” “The importance of featuring medicine as an art and promoting the intersection of art and medicine.” “Human resilience runs parallel with human vulnerability—we see, but we don't see because we aren't really looking—seeing inside the heart is difficult, elusive, and unsettling at times.” “Mark Gilberts sees in some very human ways past human defences and guardedness.” “The pain is real.” “Fascinating, long overdue. A helpful corrective to high-tech medicine… .” “I have been back to see the exhibit several times, and each time I find more … to think about. I see more depth of emotion in me—it has really made me think about what ‘health’ really can mean.” “I was not expecting to gain anything from (exhibition). I was wrong.” “It was extremely powerful.”
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