Embodied, spiritual and narrative learning have been found to contribute to improved understanding of critical care issues amongst the health practitioners (Bliss, Cowley & While, 2000). A qualitative study by Campion et al (2011) titled 'Can sharing stories change practice? A qualitative study of an interprofessional narrative-based palliative care course' explores the efficacy of palliative care meetings in improving the health practice. The study conducted telephonic interviews with 19 healthcare professionals, following a series of palliative care meetings in which the participants narrated stories from their professional experience and practice. ...