Indian medical students are using social media to challenge hierarchies in medical education

Social media has emerged as a powerful tool for medical students in India, enabling them to challenge entrenched norms, advocate for inclusivity, and demand accountability. Christianez Ratna Kiruba reports

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BMJ
Published
2025-02-05
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r216
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1
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Social Media in Health Education
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Indian medical students are using social media to challenge hierarchies in medical education

Christianez Ratna Kiruba
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Social Media in Health Education
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Indian medical students are using social media to challenge hierarchies in medical education

Christianez Ratna Kiruba
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Abstract

Social media has emerged as a powerful tool for medical students in India, enabling them to challenge entrenched norms, advocate for inclusivity, and demand accountability. Christianez Ratna Kiruba reports

BMJVol. 388
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 18%
Social Media in Health Education
2.17
DOISourceOpenAlex
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