Welcome to #APBEN2023 Congress in #Manila 🇵🇭. Share your completed or ongoing work in #values#ethics#professionalism#law#QPS in health care, with clear normative or educational implications. CFP is up until Feb 28th! https://t.co/jadQ3B1QXP
Have you submitted your abstracts for #APBEN2023 yet? Oral, poster, and #PechaKucha presentations welcome. Due Feb 28th! For more info: https://t.co/Q9Pm3Hl0Ew
Mabuhay! We are pleased to present #APBEN2023 Congress, 1-3 June in Manila. Abstracts due 28 Feb.
Come to the beautiful Philippines ☀️⛱️🏝️ or join us online! @APBENetwork
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Do join our #CHELSi on the social and ethical aspects of dementia care, 5 October, Wednesday, 3-5 Manila. This activity is part of the #medethics class of @LukanMD2026. Health students, clinicians, patients are invited. Register here: https://t.co/LTEzjjHimx
Thrilled to announce it is time to SAVE THE DATES for #APBEN2023. Hosted by @lukanbioethics Jun 1-3, 2023 in beautiful Manila 🇵🇭. More info coming soon. Theme: Advancing healthcare quality and safety through improved #ethics and #professionalism capacities. #MedEd#education
Dr. @cocoycalderonmd is one of the Bayanihan Awardees at the Australia Alumni Excellence Awards 2022 held last June 2, 2022.
Congratulations Dr. Cocoy! Your SLMCCM family is proud of you!
To read the full article, click on this link: https://t.co/4t9XtAURUK
Pre-convention Workshop on Translating Values Into Behaviors done! Thank you to our awesome speakers and wonderful participants!
Click here to learn more: https://t.co/gwmKke2Eht
#APMCAnnualConvention2022#APMC#SLMCCM#Reimagine2022
However, very little is discussed about our social and ethical expectations of patients during the clinical encounter. In this CHELSi, we ask: What does it mean to be a 'good' patient?
Please join our CHELSi on Friday, 22 April 2022, 3-5 PM via Zoom. Register here: https://t.co/P6X51oemF9
This conference is patients-included. For more information about this format, please visit https://t.co/4UPab4K2Sg
PRC CPD units applied.
Health care delivery is considered a moral engagement because it aims to advance what is best for patients. This brings to focus our understanding of health care ethics and professionalism in terms of what a ‘good’ healthcare provider can offer to patients.