Centre for Health, Law, and Society Symposium 2018
The annual Centre for Health, Law, and Society (CHLS) symposium celebrates the work of scholars within the Centre, emphasising the links between health law scholarship and policy and practice. Entitled 'Doctors and Persuasion', this year's symposium includes an academic workshop followed by a public keynote lecture by Dr Clare Gerada.
Dr Clare Gerada, leading GP and former chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), will be delivering this event's keynote speech: "When Persuasion Fails - Reflections on Medical Lobbying"
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Fred Cooper
Fred Cooper is a historian of medicine, currently leading a case study on loneliness for EPIC, the Wellcome-funded project on epistemic injustice and health care. His practice brings historical methodologies into conversation with philosophy, the medical humanities, and social sciences, and he has written extensively on loneliness and shame in the past and present. Drawing these interests together, he is in the process of developing work on 'likeability' in medical and legal contexts.
