Sharp Scratch, ‘”Is it my job to teach you?” – Race education in medicine’, BMJ Podcasts [Apple Podcasts] Abstract Is it the job of minority students to teach their peers, or even staff, about race in medicine? If not, then who is the right person to teach us? In this […]
Type: Lived experience
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The following podcasts were created as part of the University of Leeds Humans of Healthcare series. Staff and students share their challenges, promoting open discussion and the importance of care for those learning and working in healthcare (we do not have to be superheros). Some EDI related topics are linked […]
The following podcasts KUMEC were created by the King’s Undergraduate Medical Education in the Community Teacher Development team to share stories, experiences, challenges and new perspectives of Hot Topics in Healthcare Education. Since the pandemic we have focused on many more stories of intersectionality and inclusivity: Black Students Experiences of […]
This 3-part podcast series explores the personal journeys of a final year medical student and a GP (general practitioner), who both live with a physical disability. The podcasts allow the guests to discuss the challenges and experiences, which they have encountered. Part 1 explores life prior to medical school, living […]