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Clinical Ethics Series Lectures 2009-10
History of Clinical Ethics Series Lectures
Clinical Ethics Series:
Who Should Receive Life Support during a Public Health Emergency?
Richard L. O’Brien, MD, University Professor, Center for Health Policy and Ethics
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Noon - 1:00 PM
Morrison Seminar Room, CUMC
Supplemental Reading:
Who Should Receive Life Support During a Public Health Emergency?
Sponsored by CHPE in partnership with the Department of Medicine Grand Rounds
Past Clinical Ethics Series
November 19, 2008
What Next? Ethics and Health Care Disparities
September Williams, MD, San Francisco Department of Public
Health’s Laguna Honda Hospital and Rehabilitation Center,
Physician, Clinical Medical Ethicist & Filmmaker
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Noon - 1:00 PM
Morrison Seminar Room, CUMC
Description:
This presentation will discuss the need for innovation in major clinical/ethical problems and how clinicians can help address these. A segment of the film DANCE FOR JOY will be shown.
Sponsored by CHPE in partnership with the Department of Medicine Grand Rounds
November 28, 2007
Eliminating Health Care Inequalities 2007: What Should Doctors Do?
John Stone, MD, PhD, Center for Health Policy & Ethics
Sponsored by CHPE in collaboration with the Department of Medicine Grand Rounds
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Noon - 1:00 PM
Morrison Seminar Room, CUMC
Description:
This presentation will discuss latest evidence about the extent and causes of healthcare inequalities related especially to race and ethnicity. In light of evidence about what reduces such healthcare inequalities, the presentation will then review what doctors ethically should do about their direct patient-care activities and their institutions’ practices.
Objectives:
At the end of this presentation, participants will be able to:
1. Explain trends in healthcare inequalities related to race,
ethnicity, and socioeconomic status.
2. Summarize evidence about effective ways to reduce such healthcare inequalities.
3. Explain what they and their healthcare institutions ethically
should do in response to such healthcare inequalities.
History of Clinical Ethics Series Lectures
The Clinical Ethics Series is an annual series of lectures or panel discussions co-sponsored by one or more units within CUMC School of Medicine, other Health Sciences Schools, or St. Joseph’s Hospital. Most often the CES is co-sponsored with medical departments as part of their Grand Rounds to examine a particular ethical issue within that specialty. The audience is typically made up of physicians, students, other health care providers within the Creighton community and members of the general community.
For more information call or email
Helen Shew at 402.280.2646.