Medical education

HARVEY, T., DIKOMITIS, L. and WENNING, B. (2023) Teaching medical anthropology in UK medical schools: Cultivating autoethnographic practice among medical students, Teaching Anthropology, 12, 53-65 DOI

DIKOMITIS, L. and WENNING, B. (2023) Ethnography: Sense and sensibilities in conducting fieldwork, in REES, E., LEDGER, A. and WALKER, K. (Eds). Starting research in clinical education (Wiley) link 

LUKSAITE, E., FRICKER, R., MCKINLEY, R. and DIKOMITIS, L. (2022) Conceptualising and teaching biomedical uncertainty to medical students: an exploratory qualitative study, Medical Science Educator, 32, 371-378 DOI 

DIKOMITIS, L., WENNING, B., GHOBRIAL, A. and ADAMS, K.M. (2022) Embedding behavioral and social sciences across the medical curriculum: (Auto) ethnographic insights from medical schools in the United Kingdom, Societies, 12 (4) DOI 

DIKOMITIS, L. (2021) How medical students in the United Kingdom think: About anthropology, for example, in MARTINEZ, I. and WIEDMAN, D. (Eds). Anthropology in medical education: Sustaining engagement and impact (Springer) pp. 91-113 link  

YEATES, P., COPE, M., LUKSAITE, E., HASSELL, A. and DIKOMITIS, L. (2019) Exploring differences in individual and group judgements in standard setting. Medical Education, 53 (9): 941-952 DOI  


DIKOMITIS, L. and KELLY, E. (2018) Enquiry into learning and teaching in the social sciences: engaging with ethnographic research, in: CLEAVER, E., LINTERN, M. and M. MCLINDEN, M. (Eds). Researching learning and teaching in higher education: Disciplinary approaches to educational enquiry (Sage) pp. 253-265  link 

BOLAND, J., DIKOMITIS, L. and GADOUD, A. (2016) Medical students writing on death, dying and palliative care: a qualitative analysis of reflective essays, BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care, 6: 486-492 DOI