School Lecture 2025: Medical Ethics
Curious about medical ethics? Join the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and sit alongside some of Scotland’s top medical professionals as we discuss the role of ethics in medicine today!
About School Lecture 2025: Medical Ethics
Join us and sit alongside some of Scotland’s top medical professionals as we discuss the role of ethics in medicine today.
This is not a typical lecture. You are encouraged (but not required) to come to the event with a question to ask our panel, who will answer it from their perspective as a medical professional. The panel discussion will explore some of the challenging moral and ethical decisions taken by doctors today and take you through the process of dealing with them.
This lecture is designed for S4, S5, and S6 students who are considering or curious about a career in medicine. Younger students, older students, parents, guardians, teachers and friends are always welcome!
Door open 4pm.
A Q&A will follow the lecture.
Please note: for data protection and safeguarding reasons the catch up recording will contain only the lecture and not the Q&A with student questions.
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