Pablo G. Blasco, Md, PhD interview in University World News:

Pablo González Blasco 17 de June de 2021 Uncategorized 4 Comments

Pablo G. Blasco, Md, PhD interview in University World News: Humanities, Covid Times and Medical Education

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Francisco
20 de June de 2021 at 13:01

Enhorabuena Pablo. Un fuerte abrazo

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Jenny
21 de June de 2021 at 00:44

Dr. Blasco is an inspiring, passionate pioneer and creative medical educator who is making a great impact on future docors and patient outcomes!! Bravo!

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Arnulfo irigoyen
9 de July de 2021 at 16:11

Enhorabuena, por un nuevo y magnífico acierto académico del distinguido Dr. Pablo G. Blasco.
No cabe duda que es un referente para la enseñanza de la medicina con humanismo y con base en una sólida cultura.
Ya no es insólito para un joven médico oír hablar de titanes como Verdi y Mozart.
Felicitaciones

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sabilah
23 de June de 2022 at 07:15

Very good this post. Thank you very much

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Dr. Blasco is a Professor in Family Medicine, and since 1992 when he founded SOBRAMFA- (the former Brazilian Society of Family Medicine, nowadays SOBRAMFA- Medical Education and Humanism), has been involved in promoting the humanistic dimensions of doctoring. His research and teaching is focus on medical anthropology, medical ethics in the context of family medicine, medical education and medical humanities. His particular expertise is in teaching medical students through movies and cinema to promote positive attitudes and ethics.

He has published several books: “The family doctor today” (1997), “Family medicine and cinema: humanistic resources in medical education” (2002), “Principles of Family Medicine”(2003), “Educating affectivity through Cinema”(2006), “Humanizing Medicine: the Cinema Methodology”(2011), “Leadership lessons in the Movies” (2013), “Humanism in Medicine”(2015)“Patient Centered Medical Education”(2017)”Books for Life: Mirroring Literary Meetings” (2018), “Humanizing Health and Medical Humanism in Latinamerica” (2018). He is the co-author of several chapters in “Cinemeducation: a Comprehensive Guide to using film in medical education” (2005), and in “Cinemeducation: Using Film and Other Visual Media in Graduate and Medical Education”. Volume II (2012), and has several publications in this area.

The whole cv (according to Brazilian basis) could be find in here CV LATTES

For the full cv synopsis see the Resume