Does anyone have any thoughts on what to read to prepare for interviews? I know to read up on the school and everything, but what about medical issues? What should I read to get a good grasp on current medical issues? I am also wondering what is a good book to read about osteopathic medicine? Thanks! 😛
What to read for interviews?
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HI! Good luck with everything!
For osteopathy, I read a really short book with a great overview of its history and philosophy. It is called "Is Osteopathy for You?" by Belman (I can't remember his first name.) . It's only about 100-120 pages in length.
For the ethical topics, I read a book by Peter Singer. he is extremely controversial and may not necessarily be the best read for ethical issues, but I like to read articles that have very strong opinions which stimulates my thinking and argumentative side. I think the book's title had something to do with current issues in ethics.
There was another book, but I will have to look up these titles when I get home.
If you have access to a college library, take full advantage of their updated and recent books relating to biomedical issues. I did. Check out the ethics section in you library, there will be many FREE sources for you instead of purchasing these books.
When I get home, I'll write the author's name and the title.
For osteopathy, I read a really short book with a great overview of its history and philosophy. It is called "Is Osteopathy for You?" by Belman (I can't remember his first name.) . It's only about 100-120 pages in length.
For the ethical topics, I read a book by Peter Singer. he is extremely controversial and may not necessarily be the best read for ethical issues, but I like to read articles that have very strong opinions which stimulates my thinking and argumentative side. I think the book's title had something to do with current issues in ethics.
There was another book, but I will have to look up these titles when I get home.
If you have access to a college library, take full advantage of their updated and recent books relating to biomedical issues. I did. Check out the ethics section in you library, there will be many FREE sources for you instead of purchasing these books.
When I get home, I'll write the author's name and the title.
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Writings on An Ethical Life by Peter Singer
Contemporary Issues In Bioethics by Tom Beauchamp and LeRoy Walters.
I highly recommend the second book. It's a lengthy book that contains a collection of various short essays, BUT the authors include a summary before each segment of each chapter (heheh, sort of like cliff notes for ethics). Good read and good summaries!
Hope this helps.
Contemporary Issues In Bioethics by Tom Beauchamp and LeRoy Walters.
I highly recommend the second book. It's a lengthy book that contains a collection of various short essays, BUT the authors include a summary before each segment of each chapter (heheh, sort of like cliff notes for ethics). Good read and good summaries!
Hope this helps.
