2026 HEC Annual Conference Evaluation

Day 1, March 23, 2026

Thank you for attending the Healthcare Ethics Consortium's 2026 Annual Conference. We appreciate you taking a few minutes to complete the conference evaluation below. Your opinion helps us know how to improve programming in the future.

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Please rate the following statements on a scale from 1 - 5, with 1 being strongly disagree and 5 being strongly agree.

***If you registered for CEUs, you MUST complete this evaluation and then complete the JotForm attestation of attendance, which can be accessed here: https://bit.ly/2026hecCEform***

DAY 1 | Morning: Opening Speaker
The Moral Work of Stories in Healthcare

Faculty: Martha Montello, PhD

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1. The speaker was clear and to the point.

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2. Speaker demonstrated mastery of the topic.

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3. Method used to present the material held my attention.

Attending this session helped me to:

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4. Discuss the core concepts of narrative ethics and how the discipline is directly related and integral to the delivery of patient-centered clinical practice.

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5. Identify practice models for incorporating narrative ethics into patient care.

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6. Describe methods for cultivating, strengthening, or repairing trust at the patient and interprofessional levels.

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7. Please share any additional comments or reflections you have regarding this session.

DAY 1 | Morning: Opening Speaker Workshop
Narrative Ethics in Healthcare Practice

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8. The workshop provided an opportunity to engage more meaningfully with the morning session's topic.

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9. My understanding of the topic was deepened by interactive discussion within the workshop.

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10. Please share any additional comments or reflections you have regarding this workshop.

DAY 1 | Afternoon: Patient Panel Discussion
Patient Narratives

Moderator: LaShaunda Reese, PhD, HEC-C

Panelists: Michel Hernandez, Michelle Moon, DO, and Gwen Petersen

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11. The speakers were clear and to the point.

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12. The speakers demonstrated mastery of the topic.

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13. Method used to present the material held my attention.

Attending this session helped me to:

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14. Discuss the importance of exploring stories of patients/families as “whole persons”.

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15. Identify elements of these stories that are often selected (or neglected) in the ways in which we tell these narratives to others.

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16. Discuss practices for centering patients’ humanity and lived experience in the context of clinical decision making.

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17. Please share any additional comments or reflections you have regarding this session.

DAY 1 | Afternoon Session: Engaging Patient Narratives Workshop

Facilitator: Ju Zhang, PhD

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18. The workshop provided an opportunity to engage more meaningfully with the session's topic.

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19. My understanding of the topic was deepened by interactive discussion within the workshop.

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2026 HEC Annual Conference Evaluation

Day 1, March 23, 2026

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* 1. The speaker was clear and to the point.

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* 2. Speaker demonstrated mastery of the topic.

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* 3. Method used to present the material held my attention.

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* 4. Discuss the core concepts of narrative ethics and how the discipline is directly related and integral to the delivery of patient-centered clinical practice.

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* 5. Identify practice models for incorporating narrative ethics into patient care.

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* 6. Describe methods for cultivating, strengthening, or repairing trust at the patient and interprofessional levels.

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* 7. Please share any additional comments or reflections you have regarding this session.

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* 8. The workshop provided an opportunity to engage more meaningfully with the morning session's topic.

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* 9. My understanding of the topic was deepened by interactive discussion within the workshop.

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* 10. Please share any additional comments or reflections you have regarding this workshop.

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* 11. The speakers were clear and to the point.

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* 12. The speakers demonstrated mastery of the topic.

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* 13. Method used to present the material held my attention.

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* 14. Discuss the importance of exploring stories of patients/families as “whole persons”.

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* 15. Identify elements of these stories that are often selected (or neglected) in the ways in which we tell these narratives to others.

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* 16. Discuss practices for centering patients’ humanity and lived experience in the context of clinical decision making.

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* 17. Please share any additional comments or reflections you have regarding this session.

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* 18. The workshop provided an opportunity to engage more meaningfully with the session's topic.

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* 19. My understanding of the topic was deepened by interactive discussion within the workshop.

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* 20. Please share any additional comments or reflections you have regarding this session.

1. The speaker was clear and to the point.

2. Speaker demonstrated mastery of the topic.

3. Method used to present the material held my attention.

4. Discuss the core concepts of narrative ethics and how the discipline is directly related and integral to the delivery of patient-centered clinical practice.

5. Identify practice models for incorporating narrative ethics into patient care.

6. Describe methods for cultivating, strengthening, or repairing trust at the patient and interprofessional levels.

7. Please share any additional comments or reflections you have regarding this session.

8. The workshop provided an opportunity to engage more meaningfully with the morning session's topic.

9. My understanding of the topic was deepened by interactive discussion within the workshop.

10. Please share any additional comments or reflections you have regarding this workshop.

11. The speakers were clear and to the point.

12. The speakers demonstrated mastery of the topic.

13. Method used to present the material held my attention.

14. Discuss the importance of exploring stories of patients/families as “whole persons”.

15. Identify elements of these stories that are often selected (or neglected) in the ways in which we tell these narratives to others.

16. Discuss practices for centering patients’ humanity and lived experience in the context of clinical decision making.

17. Please share any additional comments or reflections you have regarding this session.

18. The workshop provided an opportunity to engage more meaningfully with the session's topic.

19. My understanding of the topic was deepened by interactive discussion within the workshop.

20. Please share any additional comments or reflections you have regarding this session.