Announcements
College of Medicine Internal Medicine

 

 

 

 

Medical Ethics and Humanities: 

Tools and Foundations/On Doctoring

GMS 6870 CRN 84488, Tuesdays and Wednesday 1-3PM

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Dr Nixon would like to meet with MABMH students enrolled in this course immediately after the class on August 25.

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Fall 2008 Independent Study Opportunity

ASBH 10th Annual Meeting: Future Tense
October 23-26, 2008
Renaissance Cleveland Hotel
Cleveland, OH

Registration will open in August 2008.

FUTURE TENSE

The theme for the meeting is Future Tense. As we look back on the first ten years and ahead to the next ten years of ASBH, we invite you to think about the many meanings one might extrapolate from this phrase. What new issues will face bioethics and medical humanities? What recurring and unresolved issues will continue to demand our attention? What is the future for narrative medicine? What is the future for graduate education in bioethics and medical humanities? How will clinical ethics consultation evaluation and core competencies evolve? What is the future for ASBH?

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Fall Elective Opportunity

 

New multi-disciplinary Course: PHI 4930

The Self:  Philosophical and Psychological Perspectives

 

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Please see Elective Courses & Internships and Independent Studies pages for updates.

 

 

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Fall 08 Course Announcement

 

The Core Course, Health, Illness and Culture, has been replaced by Foundations of Medical Anthropology (ANG 6460 ) and will be taught by Dr Nancy Romero-Daza.

 

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2008 Internship Announcement

 

 

BayCare Internship Opportunity

 

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Translating ELSI Independent Study Opportunity

 

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The National Center for Ethics in Health Care

Veterans Health Administration (VHA),

Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)

 

 

The National Center for Ethics in Health Care, Veterans Health Administration (VHA), Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), invites applications for participation in the 2008 Ethics in Health Care Internship Program. Interns will work in close collaboration with the Ethics Center’s multidisciplinary team of professionals. The Center is a VHA national program office that supports the largest integrated health care delivery system in the nation by addressing issues in clinical, organizational, and research ethics.  

Click here for information and application.

 

 

Erasmus Mundus Master Program and Scholarships

In September 2008, 20 to 30 new students will start in our Erasmus Mundus Master Program in Applied Ethics (MAE). This one-year program is a joint-venture of the universities of Linköping, Utrecht, and Trondheim. It leads to the degree of Master of Arts in Applied Ethics. The European Commission has recognised the course as an Erasmus Mundus program of excellent quality, and we are therefore in the position to offer scholarships for more than 20 non-European students. 
 

 New Courses for Spring 2009:

 

Medicine and the Arts: NYC, 3 hrs. (Annual)

GMS 6890
 
Theater, Museums, Medical School Events and Programs, etc.
Thursday afternon through Sunday (mid-late January 2008, date TBA). Students will meet 3 times TBA pre-travel and 1 time post-travel TBA. Each of these class sessions will be approximately 3 hours.

Inquiries: lnixon@health.usf.edu

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Reproductive Ethics, 3 hrs. NEW 

GMS 7930 More Information to Follow.
 

  For more information, contact Rebecca Kukla, PhD:

rkukla@cas.usf.edu

 

 

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Public Health Research Ethics, 1 hr.

Advanced Interdisciplinary Seminar in Public Health

PHC 7931 CRN 11923
Location: COPH 2024
*ONE CREDIT HOUR
 
Ready to start your research? Come learn about the USF IRB application process as well as:
1. Ethical Principles in Research
2. Protection of Human Subjects
3. The Process of Informed Consent
4. New Issues in International Research
5. Inclusion Criteria and Vulnerable Populations (women, minorities, children)
 
Class meets on 3 Friday afternoons, 12-5pm
CLASS MEETING DATES:
January 25, 2008
February 1, 2008
February 15, 2008
 
For more information contact Dr. Hana Osman by phone at 974-0989, or by email at hosman@health.usf.edu

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 Summer Electives

 

Suggestions have been posted to the Elective Course Page

 

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Medicine and the Movies:

Children and the Narrative Lens

 TBA