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Does anyone know the bioethics site for UW? I want to be somewhat prepared for my interview. I hear they rip you apart.
U-Washington interviews + biotethics
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http://eduserv.hscer.washington.edu/bioethics/topics/index.html
It was very helpful indeed. I especially liked the cases they give you.
It was very helpful indeed. I especially liked the cases they give you.
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And it's great...
http://eduserv.hscer.washington.edu/bioethics/
Good Luck! Bioethics is fun, and there is no real wrong answer (unless of course you say kill everyone). Basically, the important thing is to take in all the salient features from the case/situation, and go from there. If they ask you how you would act, think first, then answer. Stick to your guns, but be willing to acknowledge different points of view.
As a physician, you do not have to do/perform things that violate or go against your moral or ethical standards, but a "good" physician will not simply dismiss a patient - say one who asks for an abortion, but refer her to another physician who can help.
Again, good luck! I heard that every interview after U of Washington is a piece of cake (not to add to the pressure or anything).
Here's to a GREAT interview!!
http://eduserv.hscer.washington.edu/bioethics/
Good Luck! Bioethics is fun, and there is no real wrong answer (unless of course you say kill everyone). Basically, the important thing is to take in all the salient features from the case/situation, and go from there. If they ask you how you would act, think first, then answer. Stick to your guns, but be willing to acknowledge different points of view.
As a physician, you do not have to do/perform things that violate or go against your moral or ethical standards, but a "good" physician will not simply dismiss a patient - say one who asks for an abortion, but refer her to another physician who can help.
Again, good luck! I heard that every interview after U of Washington is a piece of cake (not to add to the pressure or anything).
Here's to a GREAT interview!!
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