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Advancing Global Healthcare Leadership: One Year On I often reflect on how the value of studying at Oxford is found in the combined experience of the rigorous academic programme, the joy of engaging with world-class professors and fellow cohort members, and the immersive experience of the city itself. Whether in

by Shawn D. Mathis, PhD, MSc (Oxon), MA
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Leadership Studies   -   Aug 31, 2025 Advancing Global Healthcare Leadership: Evidence-Based Practice in Postgraduate Programmes – My Oxford MSc Dissertation (2024)
Advancing Global Healthcare Leadership: Evidence-Based Practice in Postgraduate Programmes – My Oxford MSc Dissertation (2024)

Advancing Global Healthcare Leadership: One Year On I often reflect on how the value of studying at Oxford is found in the combined experience of the rigorous academic programme, the joy of engaging with world-class professors and fellow cohort members, and the immersive experience of the city itself. Whether in

by Shawn D. Mathis, PhD, MSc (Oxon), MA
Aug 28, 2025 Digital Heralds and Dead Souls: Media, Thought, and Freedom
Digital Heralds and Dead Souls: Media, Thought, and Freedom

Bradbury, the prophet of a future age, warns that the great peril is not merely the loss of books. Rather, tragically, the peril is the slow erosion of the mind’s capacity to think freely. The danger begins not with fire and censorship. Gradually, with habit and the quiet surrender

by Shawn D. Mathis, PhD, MSc (Oxon), MA
Humane Letters   -   Aug 28, 2025 Richard Wilbur: The Extraordinary Through the Actual
Richard Wilbur: The Extraordinary Through the Actual

Reflective Commentary (2025) At the time of composing this essay in 2014, Richard Wilbur stood in his ninety-fourth year. I had mistakenly thought that he had already passed, but he was very much alive, a fact Professor Robert Woods gently noted with the hopeful remark, “He is still alive at

by Shawn D. Mathis, PhD, MSc (Oxon), MA
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