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Summer School “Spinalonga 2023. Stigma in Medicine: a Historical, Ethical and Socio-Economic Approach” [3-6/7/23]

Summer School “Spinalonga 2023. Stigma in Medicine: a Historical, Ethical and Socio-Economic Approach” [3-6/7/23]
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The Summer School “Spinalonga 2023. Stigma in Medicine: a Historical, Ethical and Socio-Economic Approach” is organized by the Department of History of Medicine and Medical Ethics of the Medical School, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece.

The Summer School will take place in Agios Nikolaos-Spinalonga, Crete, from 3rd to 6th July, 2023.

Registrations until April 10, 2023

Registration form: https://forms.gle/pR2ZNE63KGLD2gyK6

Upon successful completion of the school, a certificate with ECVET/ECTS credits will be awarded.

Information about the program, registration fee, accommodation, travel, etc. are provided at the link: https://grammateia.med.uoa.gr/viewtopic.php?p=6123#p6123

Contact details: Dr. Spyros Michaleas, Research Associate, (sp.michaleas@cosmotemail.gr) and Prof. Marianna Karamanou, (mariannakaramanou@yahoo.com), Medical School, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

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