Full Comment The underqualified, anti-racist activist doctor will see you now
Oct 21, 2024
Mark D'Souza, a family physician and assistant professor at Queens University, takes a bold stance against radical changes threatening medical education in Canada. He argues that prioritizing anti-oppression over medical expertise could endanger patient care. D'Souza discusses the implications of integrating social justice into medical training, especially concerning gender and race. He expresses concern about the silent majority of doctors and advocates for a return to meaningful practice, emphasizing meritocracy and patient health.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Controversies in Medical Education Reform
02:21 • 13min
Navigating Racism and Politics in Modern Medicine
15:22 • 2min
Gender and Medical Care: Concerns and Implications
17:37 • 6min
Addressing Meaninglessness: A Path to Unity and Purpose
23:57 • 3min
Examining Replacement Religions and Contemporary Belief Systems
26:45 • 2min