Rate My Professor Paul Macneill

Macneill's research specializations and academic interests cover ethics as practice rather than abstract reasoning, medical professionalism, healthcare culture change, bioethics, research ethics, biomedical ethics, applied ethics, ethics and the arts, medical humanities, cross-cultural ethics, yoga and ethics, and relationships between medical specialists and the pharmaceutical industry. He edited the book Ethics and the Arts (Springer, 2014) and contributed to The Ethics and Politics of Human Experimentation (Cambridge University Press). Key publications include 'Grace Under Pressure: a drama-based approach to tackling mistreatment of medical students' (Medical Humanities, 2016), 'Verbatim Theater: Prompting Reflection and Discussion about Healthcare Culture as a Means of Promoting Culture Change' (Teaching and Learning in Medicine, 2020), 'A professionalism program in medical education and training – From broad values to specific applications: YLL School of Medicine, Singapore' (Medical Teacher, 2020), 'Yoga as Therapy-Therapy as Yoga' (Journal of Yoga and Physiotherapy, 2018), and 'Bioethics and the Myth of Neutrality' (Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, 2023). He has advanced medical education through verbatim theatre and actor training workshops for healthcare professionals. Macneill is a former president of the Australasian Bioethics Association.