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As primary care continues to evolve in response to rising complexity and widening health inequalities, understanding how social determinants of health are framed in clinical education is increasingly important. In this blog, Prof. Sophie Park explores how key policy and curriculum documents shape the way future clinicians understand and engage with health inequalities, and consider how education might better support more critical, socially informed approaches to care.

The red brick Victorian row houses of Muswell Hill with panoramic views across to the skyscrapers and financial district of the city of London.

Oxford China Science Lecture Series: Visiting Expert Programme 2024

Join us at the historic Jesus College, Oxford, for an immersive week-long residential summer school on the future of science, innovation and investment, Monday 8 - Saturday 13 July 2024

Oxford China Science Lecture Series: Visiting Expert Programme 2025

Join senior Oxford academics at the historic Jesus College, Oxford, for an immersive week-long residential school on the future of science, the economics of climate change, innovation, entrepreuneurship and investment, with special viewings of Oxford's world class historic collections. Monday - Friday programme on 4 separate weeks in 2025. The Programme ended in October 2025. There are no current plans to deliver courses in 2026.

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