RCP Museum Late: exploring patient voices
Royal College of Physicians, St Andrew's Place 11, London, Fitzrovia
free
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RCP Museum Late: exploring patient voices is an after-hours evening at the Royal College of Physicians Museum to explore the new exhibition 'Patient voices: power, truth, understanding'. Visitors can join free expert tours of the exhibition with senior curator Liz Douglas at 6pm and 7pm. The exhibition shares the lived experiences of healthcare through diaries, letters, images, oral histories, objects and artworks, bringing together patient voices past and present in partnership with a patient advocacy steering group. The museum stays open until 8pm, with free hot drinks in the Regent's Perk café and access to the Treasures Room, fine art, apothecary jars, anatomical tables, the Censors Room and the Dorchester Library.
Written by a model, sources: history.rcp.ac.uk
Venue
Royal College of Physicians is in London’s Fitzrovia.
St Andrew's Place 11, London
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