Although culture and race are the more recognized forces in medicine's hidden curriculum,
financial inequity is less discussed. Substantial tuition fees are deterrents for many medical …

The “hidden curriculum” 1 refers to medical education as more than simple transmission of
knowledge and skills; it is also a socialization process. Wittingly or unwittingly, norms and …

''Nip. Tuck. Or Else.''jumped out at me from the cover of a Time magazine issue this past
summer. 1 Subtitled ''Why You'll Be Getting Cosmetic Procedures Even if You Don't Really …

The hidden curriculum: Even if medical students haven't heard the term, no doubt they're
keenly aware of what it is-the pressure to conform, the focus on pleasing superiors (at the …

Still, there appears to be a general perception in medical schools that “smart” students
should pursue specialties other than family medicine, said Kirsten Kukula, a medical student …

The opportunity to work directly with cadavers to learn the complicated intricacies of the
human body was one of the things I looked forward to most about medical school. We were …

Arri Eisen and Roberta M. Berry (2002) call for a new approach to teaching research ethics.
They argue that ethics education must be integrated, relevant, and visible to be effective …

1 Jolly P. Diversity of US medical students by parental income. AAMC Analysis in Brief.
January 2008; 8 (1). https://www. aamc. org/download/102338/data/aibvol8no1. pdf …

Medical schools are beginning to better define, teach, and assess professionalism for
students. While there are many positive aspects of medical school training some students …

This chapter is about the culture of medicine. The hidden lessons conveyed to interns,
residents, and medical students during training and induction into practice are often at odds …