The Center for Bioethics & Medical Humanities
Presents
Health Across Borders:
Bioethics & Medical Humanities Conference Series
(June 3–July 8, 2021 • Thursdays 12-1pm • Online)
This year the Northwestern Bioethics & Medical Humanities annual conference will be held as a series of one-hour virtual sessions, spread over five weeks. The theme was chosen in 2019 to stimulate conversation around how borders, both geographic and conceptual, can establish inclusion and exclusion, unity and conflict—ideas that have taken on new dimensions and urgency in the past year. Following the keynote, each week will feature a three or four brief presentations on the theme or other current work in the field of bioethics and medical humanities.
Cosponsored by the Institute for Public Health and Medicine and the Program in Global Health Studies
Health Across Borders:
Bioethics & Medical Humanities Conference Series
Panel 3#
Sara Katsanis, MS
DNA Testing at the U.S. Border Points: Potential Effects on Attitudes on Genomics
David Ansari, PhD
The Next Generation of Therapists:
Enacting Inclusion in Mental Health Services for
Refugees and Immigrants in Paris
Erin Talati Paquette, MD, JD, MBe
Provider Perspectives on Communication and
Consent in Evaluations for Brain Death
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Cost: FREE - REGISTRATION REQUIRED