Episode 8: No One Dies Alone
Death is an integral part of the human experience. For many, it is perceived as a sad or uncomfortable process, but it doesn’t have to be. Today, Grac...
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We are a group of medical students navigating our way through the world, asking questions about education, the future of healthcare, and everything in between.
Episode 7: Personalism with Dr. John Di Camillo
Michael sits down with John A. Di Camillo, PhD to discuss the philosophy of personalism, its history, his experience as a translator, and what persona...
Episode 6: Holiday Wishlists
Mike, Grace, and Heli get festive for the final episode of 2020... (Closing music credit to https://hymnary.org/media/fetch/179359)
To the End: Topics in End of Life Care - Patient Autonomy & Informed Consent
We're pleased to introduce “To the End: Topics in End of Life Care”, a six part mini-series that focuses on ethical questions surrounding the decision...
Episode 5: Humility in Medicine
In this episode of After Class, Heli has a candid conversation about humility in medicine with Dr. Jeffrey Baliff. The word “humility” shares origins ...
Episode 4: Rural Medicine
In this episode, we are exploring rural medicine with Dr. Robert Motley. From the ethics of access to care to the challenges of recruiting physicians,...
Episode 3: Virtue Ethics, Edmund Pellegrino, and Autonomy
In this episode, Michael explores the topic of Virtue Ethics. A philosophy traced back to Aristotle, Virtue Ethics is concerned with the formation of ...
Episode 2: Compassion in Healthcare
What is the role of compassion in patient care? Who bears the burden of this responsibility? How does compassion affect physicians? Is compassion an a...
Episode 1: Deontology and Utilitarianism
Welcome to the first episode of After Class: A Medical Ethics podcast! Here we talk about two foundational principles of medical ethics and have a stu...