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Whither medical humanities? Navjeevan Singh reflects on the importance of including the humanities in the medical curriculum in India
Dr Satendra Singh, Assistant Professor of Physiology at the University College of Medical Sciences at the University of Delhi, writes: The current issue of the Indian Journal of Medical Ethics contains an essay “Whither Medical Humanities?” by Prof Navjeevan Singh, Coordinator, Medical … Continue reading
Blind With Camera Workshop (Delhi, August 27-28 2012)
Dr Satendra Singh, Assistant Professor of Physiology at the University College of Medical Sciences at the University of Delhi, writes: Infinite Ability, the disability subgroup of Medical Humanities Group of University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS), Delhi is organizing a … Continue reading
Celebrate and blog on International Day of Persons with Disabilities
Dr Satendra Singh, Assistant Professor of Physiology at the University College of Medical Sciences at the University of Delhi, writes: Welcome to the International Day of Persons with Disabilities Blog Party! Infinite Ability (the disability SIG of Medical Humanities Group) … Continue reading
Breaking Patterns, Creating Change – Report on the first ‘Theater of the Oppressed’ Workshop held for Medical Students in India
Dr Satendra Singh reports on the first ‘Theater of the Oppressed’ (TO) workshop ever for medical students in India, held on 23-24 Aug, 2011 at New Delhi and conducted by Medical Humanities Group UCMS, Delhi: Created by the Brazilian theater … Continue reading
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The confluence of science and humanities: Medical Humanities in Delhi
Dr Satendra Singh, Assistant Professor of Physiology at the University College of Medical Sciences at the University of Delhi, reports on the activities of India’s first medical humanities group: University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS), Delhi is the first Indian … Continue reading