2025 Webinar Archive

This presentation explores the jurisprudential foundations of modern American law, tracing its evolution from the Classical tradition to contemporary interpretations and examining the implications of this shift for medicine and bioethics.

Communication is Healthcare: In this presentation, the concept of communication AS applied medical ethics will be proposed. Communication theory will be reviewed with a specific emphasis on the ways in which communication impacts healthcare outcomes in a variety of domains.

Join us for an engaging session with Dr. Michelle Brassil, a palliative care physician and Ethics Committee Chair at Banner North Colorado Medical Center, as she presents “Medical Aid in Dying in the United States: An Overview of the Clinical Outcomes.”

Mr. Alex Schadenberg’s presentation aims to inform ongoing discussions around end-of-life care and assisted suicide laws, highlighting clear distinctions between moral acts and offering an overview of how these laws function.

This session explores the ethical challenges and communication strategies involved in introducing Hospice and Palliative Medicine to patients and families.

The Arizona Revised Statutes § 36-3211 introduce changes to health care powers of attorney, impacting families and medical professionals.

This presentation explores the potential benefits and risks of AI-powered social companions to illustrate the ethical complexities and real-world consequences of human-AI relationships.