| The Medical Humanities and Bioethics Program has a 25-year history of interdisciplinary research and teaching at every level of medical education. Begun as a way of encouraging reflection on values issues in medicine, the program has expanded to promote and support interdisciplinary work in bioethics, the medical humanities, and the values-oriented social sciences. The faculty includes scholars in bioethics, literature, law, history, religion, sociology, and philosophy. They are leaders in the areas of the culture of ethics, including religious worldviews, in the epistemology of medicine, and in disability ethics. Dedicated to education, research and scholarship, and community service, the Medical Humanities and Bioethics Program continues its commitment to the values of the humanities and ethical decision-making. | | | | Our next Special Topics lecture: Clinical Rationality: Lessons from Dr. Doolittle and Sherlock Holmes
by Kathryn Montgomery, PhD Thursday, May 23 Noon to 12:50pm Searle Seminar Room in Lurie more info» | Upcoming Special Event: Realities and Representation: A Roundtable Discussion of Good Kings, Bad Kings Part of the Bodies of Work 2013 Festival Thursday, May 23 5pm to 6:30pm Hughes Auditorium in Lurie more info» | Medical Improv: Train-the-Trainer Workshop 2013 (SOLD OUT) June 2 through 5 more info» |
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