The medical profession is singular in its philosophy in teaching future generations of doctors. The Hippocratic Oath reflects this as part of physicians’ ethical oblications. 

In healthcare, learning continues long after graduation - in fact it never stops! Clinicians continue to hone their skills throughout their careers, as more scientific findings and new technologies yield new and improved ways to diagnose, treat and cure. 

Because we want you, your family and your loved ones to enjoy better health now and in the decades ahead.

To provide the best care, clinicians – including doctors, nurses and allied health professionals - need to ask patients the right questions, listen attentively and use sound clinical judgment. These skills are best learnt through inter-professional education, peer-to-peer learning, mentoring and on-the-job teaching such as watching master physicians talking to their patients - the same way medical pioneers taught today’s senior clinicians.