• Medical teacher · Jan 2014

    Palliative care in Australian medical student education.

    • Daryl R Cheng and Andrew Teh.
    • Royal Children's Hospital , Australia.
    • Med Teach. 2014 Jan 1; 36 (1): 82-3.

    AbstractGreater emphasis needs to be placed on medical student palliative care education within the Australian arena. The development of a comprehensive, relevant and practical educational curriculum in this area during medical school is imperative in order to adequately equip the future junior medical workforce. Further development of a national palliative care curriculum as well as research comparing various teaching methods and curricula should be the priorities in the near future.

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