The Ethos Podcast
The Ethos Podcast
Podcast Description
Conversations about medicine, ethics, healthcare education, philosophy and humanity.
Ethos is a platform for storytelling and dialogue at the intersection of narrative medicine, medical humanities, ethics, and law. We are dedicated to exploring the human side of healthcare, and are built in collaboration with the Medical Ethics and Humanities Unit (MEHU) at HKUMed.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a variety of themes including ethics in healthcare, medical education, and the philosophy of medicine. Episode topics have included family law and surrogacy, responses to Covid-19, professional identity formation in healthcare, and the challenges of anatomy education. Specific episodes explore critical issues like the evolving definitions of family in legal contexts and strategies for science communication during crises.
Conversations about medicine, humanity, healthcare education, ethics, philosophy and so much more.
Ethos is a platform for storytelling and dialogue at the intersection of narrative medicine, medical humanities, ethics, and law. We explore the human side of healthcare, and are built in collaboration with the Medical Ethics and Humanities Unit (MEHU) at HKUMed.
Visit our website at www.ethos.hku.hk for more.
The guest for this episode is Dr Aron D. Rose. He is a musical composer, board-certified ophthalmologist, and former Associate Clinical Professor at the Yale University School of Medicine and the School of Nursing. He has taught and practiced clinical medicine throughout the world, in places including the United States, Europe, Central Asia, India, the Far East, and Africa.
Dr Rose was the youngest invited faculty member of the prestigious international flying eye hospital Project Orbis in 1989. He then served as Director of Residency Training at the Yale Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, where he designed and implemented the surgical training curriculum. He has also served as section editor for Techniques in Ophthalmology, published widely in the peer review literature, consulted for emerging surgical technology, and served as primary investigator for numerous clinical research projects.
The host for this episode is Ivan Lam.
Video Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:13 Orbis
3:53 Humanitarian Missions
11:03 Brain Drain
16:03 ‘How has seeing the world changed how you see your home?
17:22 White House Commission
22:46 As an ophthalmologist, is being blind your biggest fear?
25:15 Soviet Union
35:27 Music and composition
39:00 Reflections
Relevant links:
Dr Aron D. Rose’s profile: https://theeyecaregroup.com/our-doctors/aron-d-rose-md/
Ethos Links and Contact:
Website: https://www.ethos.hku.hk/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hkuethos/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hkuethos
Email: [email protected]
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