Two Years On: The Reversal of Tanzania’s Education Policies for Adolescent Mothers
Recent news reports suggest that “a significant number” of girls expelled due to pregnancy have not returned to school.
Education
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Read more: Equity in Health Care Education: Ethical Distribution of CMS Funding Equity in Health Care Education: Ethical Distribution of CMS Funding
The government should fund advance practice clinical education in a way commensurate with residency training programs.
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Read more: Educating for Disability and Climate Change Educating for Disability and Climate Change
Educators have the power and responsibility to change practices now so that students benefit from climate change and disability awareness education.
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Read more: Public Health Law’s Future Begins in the Classroom Public Health Law’s Future Begins in the Classroom
For public health law to survive, it needs a good defense. It needs passionate advocates.
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Read more: How to Assess the Impact of Medical Ethics Education How to Assess the Impact of Medical Ethics Education
Here, I consider ways to assess the impact of ethics education on real-world decision making.
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Read more: Medical School Curricula Should Reflect Disease Burden Medical School Curricula Should Reflect Disease Burden
Medical students spend a lot of time learning about conditions they will likely never treat. This has negative implications for patient care.
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Read more: Ethics Education in U.S. Medical Schools’ Curricula Ethics Education in U.S. Medical Schools’ Curricula
An overview of how ethics courses became a key component of medical education and what we know about their results.
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Read more: New Data Reveal Sparse Protections for Students Who Cannot Pay for Meals at School New Data Reveal Sparse Protections for Students Who Cannot Pay for Meals at School
The consequences of unpaid school meal debt will resurface soon for the millions of students nationwide facing food insecurity.
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Read more: We Need to Evaluate Ethics Curricula We Need to Evaluate Ethics Curricula
Simply providing ethics training to health professions students does not ensure that they will make more ethical decisions in practice.
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Read more: Physical Education After the Cal200 Litigation Physical Education After the Cal200 Litigation
While the Cal200 litigation shored up the amount of time spent on P.E., effective instruction remains at risk.
