Qualifications: Clinical or non-clinical faculty with expertise in any area of medicine or relevant social science (e.g., anthropology, epidemiology, history) who are interested in the interactions between medicine, social structures, and the specific contexts in which patients live, experience disease, and pursue health care.
Expected time commitment: January 2017; eight to ten 2-hour morning sessions over the course of the month. Occasional faculty meetings during the year to plan and improve the course. Click here for more information.
Expected time commitment: January 2017; eight to ten 2-hour morning sessions over the course of the month. Occasional faculty meetings during the year to plan and improve the course. Click here for more information.