Rates of reported burnout and moral injury in healthcare are rising at unprecedented rates, predicting the mass exodus of healthcare staff and employees.1-3 Engaging with narrative medicine allows healthcare professionals to identify strategies that promote their wellbeing and aids in their ability to think clearly and critically about clinical encounters.4, 5 Several residency programs and medical schools have adapted narrative medicine as an integral part of their curricula; however, creating protected time for narrative medicine can feel burdensome and difficult.6 To the best of our knowledge, the feasibility and effectiveness of short narrative activities integrated into inpatient workflow has yet to be studied. The purpose of this project is to share results of study examining the feasibility and effectiveness of integrating a short narrative medicine activity into regular inpatient workflow.