"Idea of a Hospital" Course, Maybe University of Florida?

[astrolotl]

Hi there, hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving! I Was hoping for some help finding out where I saw this course listed, "The Idea of a Hospital," as part of a post-bacc program. I have been thinking about it so much in prepping my application to the University of Florida postbacc, but I cannot find any resources talking about it anymore - it's almost as if the course disappeared. I remember reading about it, specifically about how postbacc students could take the course with medical students, but I cannot find it in the schedule of courses for medial students either. Does anyone know anything about this course? Maybe I read about it at another institution. . . I'm so lost!

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[Dral]

Your best resource may be the center for academic affairs at the institution.

 

[DoctorWhere]

Hi there, hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving! I Was hoping for some help finding out where I saw this course listed, "The Idea of a Hospital," as part of a post-bacc program. I have been thinking about it so much in prepping my application to the University of Florida postbacc, but I cannot find any resources talking about it anymore - it's almost as if the course disappeared. I remember reading about it, specifically about how postbacc students could take the course with medical students, but I cannot find it in the schedule of courses for medial students either. Does anyone know anything about this course? Maybe I read about it at another institution. . . I'm so lost!

Some SMPs have courses alongside M1s.

 

[deleted367183]

Google says it's actually at Miami/Miller? MD/JD Program - Miller School of Medicine Admissions

 

[astrolotl]

Google says it's actually at Miami/Miller? MD/JD Program - Miller School of Medicine Admissions

You’re right! Weirdly enough, neither the law nor medical school contacts I called knew anything about the course despite being listed on their sites! How wierd, will update you when I get to the bottom of this mystery. Thanks for the help!

 

[deleted367183]

Sure thing. Sounds like an interesting course.