Associate Professor, Department of Family Medicine and Department of Religious Studies | Jason A. Hannah Chair in the History of Medicine 

Dr. Amster is an interdisciplinary historical scholar of the Islamic world, medicine, France, science, and gender. Dr. Amster is interested in scientific modernity in Western and Islamic thought, women’s histories, public health, and citizenship.  

Her health history research revolves around “the public” in a history of modern public health, from the French revolution to post-colonial global health.  She teaches for the Michael DeGroote School of Medicine, the Masters of Public Health Program, and the Bachelor of Health Sciences program.  For the BHSC program, she teaches the history of public health. 

Panel 1: Social Justice and Clinical Reasoning

Panel 2: AI and Clinical Reasoning

Panel 3: Health Systems and Clinical Reasoning

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