The Past, Present and Future of Medical Education
Medical Humanities Research Hub
Image credit: Wellcome Collection
The Past, Present and Future of Medical Education
Thursday 14 November 2024, 5.30pm - 7.30pm
The George Pickering Education Centre, Academic Centre, John Radcliffe Hospital
Free but registration is required.
Please join us on the 14th of November to explore the past, present and future of medical education. Meet researchers and journey through an immersive experience exploring themes such as the history of medical education, the role of lived experience in teaching and virtual reality. This exhibition draws on medical humanities research - highlighting the role of ethics, trust, and historical legacies in shaping the way that medicine is taught.
We look forward to hearing your views, responses, and feedback on the nature of medical education, including reflections on how to ensure that medical students are equipped to face the various practical and ethical challenges of health and healing, both today and in the future.
There will be two short talks at 6.30pm.
Light refreshments are provided.
Central Medical School, Fiji, c. 1930s. From Margaret Guthrie's Private Collections, Auckland, New Zealand.
Image credit: Wellcome Collection
Medical Humanities Hub, TORCH Research Hubs
