1. Wednesday, June 18, 2014 - Sessions

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LUNCHEON SMALL GROUP CASE DISCUSSIONS WILL BE REVIEWED In SECTIONS 4,5 & 6.

Please review on the lectures and Concurrent session workshops you attended.

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* 1. Development of Clinical Bioethics: Cases, Committees and Concepts
Christine Mitchell, RN

Learning Objective: Identify key events in the historical development of clinical bioethics

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Teaching strategies were appropriate for topic
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* 2. Moral Reasoning and Ethical Justification
S. Andrew Schroeder, PhD

Learning Objective: Describe the process of ethical justification

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* 3. Micro Ethics
Robert Truog, MD

Learning Objective: Discuss the way ordinary clinical situations entail many “micro” ethical choices

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* 4. Ethical Analysis: Three Cases – Three Methods
***Principlism***
Patrick Smith, PhD

Learning Objective: Describe ethical principlism as a method for recognizing and analyzing clinical cases

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* 5. Ethical Analysis: Three Cases – Three Methods
***VIRTUE ETHICS***

Frank Chessa, PhD

Learning Objective: Discuss a virtue ethics approach to analyze a clinical case

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* 6. Ethical Analysis: Three Cases – Three Methods
***NARRATIVE ETHICS***
Charlotte Harrison, JD, MPH

Learning Objective: Describe a narrative approach to understanding and analyzing a clinical ethical problem

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Teaching strategies were appropriate for topic
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* 7. Concurrent sessions: Competencies for Ethics Consultation—Preparing a portfolio
Christine Mitchell, RN

Learning Objective: Discuss competencies for doing clinical ethics consults.

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Is knowledgeable in content area
Teaching strategies were appropriate for topic
Teaching by this presenter was effective
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* 8. Concurrent sessions: Identify ethical challenges in national health care reform
Lauren Taylor, PhD

Learning Objective: Identify ethical challenges in national health care reform

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Teaching strategies were appropriate for topic
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* 9. Concurrent sessions: Ethical Tensions between Maternal Fetal Medicine and Pediatrics
Stephen D. Brown, MD


Learning Objective: Discuss ethical concerns and conflicts in peri-natal care

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* 10. Concurrent sessions: Medical Futility
Robert Truog, MD


Learning Objective: Discuss ways of dealing with cases of alleged medical futility

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* 11. Concurrent sessions: Studies of Ethics Consultation: How do the Data Inform our Practice?
Jennifer Kesselheim, MD

Learning Objective: Describe recent research on clinical ethics consultation

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* 12. Concurrent Sessions: The Fluidity of Professional Boundaries
Guy Maytal, MD


Learning Objective: Discuss the professional boundaries

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* 13. Atoms, Autonomy and Molecular Ethics
Lachlan Forrow, MD


Learning Objective: Define the philosophical and practical concept and context of autonomy

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* 14. Evening Optional Session: Ethics Committees and Consults - Open Discussion
Christine Mitchell, RN


Learning Objective: Discuss practical strategies, methods, and tools used by ethics committees and consultants

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Is knowledgeable in content area
Teaching strategies were appropriate for topic
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