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Category Archives: theology

Revitalising Professionalism

24 Jan

Seggie J. Revitalising professionalism. S. Afr. Med. J. 2011 Aug.;101(8):508–509. PMID 21920118 This is yet another cracker from R&R in the Fast Lane via Sa’ad Lahri. There’s not a chance I would have found this paper otherwise so go check it out. … Read More »

ethics, theology professionalism 3 Comments

Bioethics in medical education

30 Jul

Ethics is tricksy. No way round it. There are lots of reasons for that, the type of thing that keeps philosophy and ethics departments in good work. Approaches to ethics in med school are always going to be hopelessly inadequate, … Read More »

ethics, theology medical education 7 Comments

Medicine as virtue formation

8 Jun

Did you see this? Atul Gawande’s speech at commencement at Harvard Medical school a few weeks back. If you want something to go well with it then read this by David Brooks in the NY Times. If you want something … Read More »

ethics, theology, thinking about medicine hauerwas, virtue 1 Comment

Note to self: Don’t die

26 Oct

[Title referencing this song, of course. Back from when I used to title every blog post by song titles. Previously posted over here] [If you’ve sat and talked to me lately you’ll realise that this has been floating round my head … Read More »

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