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Alan Cribb is an applied philosopher with a particular interest in health education policy, health services, and higher professional education. In recent years, he has been working on philosophical issues concerning healthcare improvement, shared decision-making, and collaborative working. His work includes studies of changing cultures and models of professionalism in health education settings. Cribb has published extensively in the fields of ethics, public health, medicine, nursing, and pharmacy. His research has been supported by significant funding bodies including the Arts and Humanities Research Council, Economic and Social Research Council, Wellcome Trust, Health Foundation, Leverhulme Trust, Royal Pharmaceutical Society, Nuffield Foundation, and National Science Foundation Cancer Research UK. Alan’s academic career began at the University of Manchester, where he completed his PhD in philosophy and served as Deputy Director of the Education and Child Studies Research Group. Since joining King's College London in 1989, he has held various positions and co-founded the Centre for Public Policy Research. He is involved in teaching public health ethics and supervising doctoral students across various topics related to healthcare ethics.
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