ASBH Graphic Design Contest

The 2024 Program Committee invites ASBH members and nonmembers to submit original art to be featured in the graphic representation of the 2024 ASBH Annual Conference theme: What Does It Mean to be Human? Click for more details.

Medical Improv Training for Medical Educators

Have you heard of medical improv? Empower yourself to teach Watson’s medical improv curriculum in your classes. Click here for more details about the June 2024 training.

Webinar Watch Party 2/15 at noon

ASBH’s DEI Webinar Series Task Force is happy to announce a new webinar in ASBH's ongoing series, Building DEI into Bioethics and Health Humanities Scholarship and Practice. Register and watch February 15 at noon HealthHum: "Clinical Ethics Consultation & Responding to Medical Racism".

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Tools to Help Resolve Racial Health Disparities

The Alden March Bioethics Institute at Albany Medical College presents Ian S. Peebles, "Tools to Help Resolve Racial Health Disparities". Webex 11:00am Thursday, December 7th, 2023. Click for more information.

Evidence, Structure, Meaning, Justice: Reimagining Mental Health Services

Join the Institute of Applied Psychology Interdisciplinary Series' webinar from Nev Jones, "Evidence, Structure, Meaning, Justice: Reimagining Mental Health Services”. 10:30am, December 11, 2023. Click for more information and the registration link.

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Leveraging our Multilingual Workforce for Health Equity in Post-Pandemic Times

10:00-11:30am Dec. 1, 2023 in the RSC 223 Santa Fe Trail Room. Join us for a lecture by distinguished guest Dr. Glenn Martínez (UTSA) and a conversation with Alce su Voz about equitable care for Mesoamerican Indigenous communities in Kansas.

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Call for stories from interpreters

Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics is seeking stories from people who have served as professional interpreters for patients who do not speak English, are non-verbal, or are deaf or hard of hearing. True, personal stories in a form that is interesting and easy to read will be published in a collection of personal stories from people who have served as interpreters in healthcare situations. Click for more details.

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November 10 Disaster Resilience Panel

Panel: Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management in South Central Kansas, 12:00pm November 10, 2023 on Teams. Abstract: In the face of hazards, disasters, or emergency situations, our communities respond variously related to aspects of geography, population, communication patterns, and available resources. Join us for a panel discussion featuring regional public safety and emergency response leaders with experience at national, state, and community levels. They will provide insights and examples of current strengths and weaknesses as well as recommendations for enhancing community resilience in disruptive circumstances.

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Trust Takes Two: Barriers to Trust in the Healthcare System Among Ethnically Diverse Parents

November 17, 2023 at 1:00pm. In this free webinar from the University of Minnesota's series Ethics Grand Rounds, the panel will discuss how a community-based participatory action approach allowed them to explore the drivers of mistrust and offer community-centered recommendations to improve the outcomes and patient experience among ethnically diverse families of children with serious illness. Continuing Education Unit participant.

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Medicine in the Age of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation

The College of Health Professions is pleased to host Drs. Brett Grizzell and Bassem Chehab with Ascension Via Christi for the presentation "Medicine in the Age of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation" at 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 27 at the CAC Theater.