Humanities for Health Justice

4 credits · School of Medicine

In this elective, students will learn to apply the skills learned in medical humanities and ethics to the modern reality of patient care. The course will be a hybrid of seminar discussions and clinical/interprofessional preceptorship in the inpatient or outpatient setting. Students will create two final papers: one self-reflective essay examining professional identity and goals for residency, and other a scholarly research project, creative work, or advocacy project. Permission of instructor is required. Maximum Enrollment: 20; Minimum Enrollment:8 Credit: 4. Course Director(s): Sneha Mantri MD, MS; Jeff Baker MD, PhD; Farr Curlin MD; JD Ike MD MSCE; Christopher Kelsey MD; Jennifer Lawson MD MA; Nicole Larrier MD; Warren Kinghorn MD; Neil Prose MD; Brian Quaranta, MD MA; Patrick Smith PhD; Harris Solomon PhD