2018-19 | 2017-18 | 2016-17 | 2015-16
This monthly conference series at Johns Hopkins Hospital attracts 60-70 attendees to each session from the entire hospital community – physicians, nurses, medical students, social workers, chaplains, etc. – to participate in discussion about an important clinical ethics issue.
2020-21 Panels
Tuesday, Feb. 16, Noon
The Many Faces of Trust During the Pandemic
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Tuesday, Jan. 19
Ethical Challenges of Effective Pain Management in Patients with Severe Cancer Pain and Substance Use Disorder
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Tuesday, Dec. 15
The Role of the Faith Community in Working with Racial/Ethnic Minorities Facing Ethical Dilemmas
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Tuesday, Nov. 17
Ethical Issues in the Distribution of the COVID-19 Vaccine
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Tuesday, Oct. 20
Should Children Be Told They Are Sick or Dying When Their Parents Refuse?
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Tuesday, Sept. 15, Noon
Ethics for Lunch: Hospital Visitation during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Weighing the Benefits and Harms of Restricting Visitors
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2019-20 Panels
Tuesday, June 16
Looking Back and Looking Forward 2020
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Tuesday, May 19
The Ethical Challenges Surrounding Decisions for ECMO Initiation in the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Tuesday, April 21
Ethical Issues in Responding to the COVID-19 Crisis
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Tuesday, Feb. 18
Decision Making Within a Resource Constrained Healthcare System
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Tuesday, Jan. 21
Decision Making for the Unbefriended Patient Who Lacks Decision Making Capacity