RCP Museum Late: Exploring Patient Voices
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An after-hours museum late at the Royal College of Physicians exploring the 'Patient voices' exhibition with free curator tours and hot drinks.
The Royal College of Physicians Museum opens late for an evening exploring the exhibition 'Patient voices: power, truth, understanding', which shares lived experiences of healthcare through diaries, letters, images, oral histories, objects and artworks. Free expert tours led by senior curator Liz Douglas take place at 6pm and 7pm. The wider museum, including the medical, fine art and silverware collections, the Censors Room and the Dorchester Library, stays open until 8pm, with free hot drinks in the Regent's Perk café.
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