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NSHEN Annual Conference

2025 Annual Conference
Trust Me: Rebuilding and Preserving Trust in Healthcare
April 17, 2025, 1-4pm, via Zoom

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Exploring entertainment with ethical overtones in health, social media, justice, etc.

Featuring a variety of content, including videos from platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, and YouTube, as well as audio content from various podcasts.

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Conversations about ethical questions in healthcare practice

These videos are designed to raise questions, stimulate reflection, and promote discussion. They feature conversations with individuals who work in different places in healthcare talking about the ways that ethical issues come up in healthcare practice.

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A summary of key points from recent ethics publications

We will be choosing articles from recent health ethics literature that we think will be of interest to ethics committee members as well as others working in our health care system.

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It’s Complicated: A Podcast About Healthcare Ethics in Practice

NSHEN is excited to announce our new resource, a podcast called “It’s Complicated: A Podcast About Healthcare Ethics in Practice” with shows from the NSHEN Team and special guest speakers.

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The Mad Women’s Ball

A New York Times best historical novel of the year, adapted as a major film for Amazon Prime, award-winning author Victoria Mas’s TheMad Women’s Ball is a feminist literary thriller set in Paris’s infamous Salpêtrière asylum.

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An Introduction to Health Ethics

What Is Health Ethics?

Ethics is the study of how human beings treat each other and the natural environment; it is the systematic examination of the attitudes and behaviours of people. Ethics is about carefully studying the values that actually do guide our attitudes and behaviours in given contexts, and it is about exploring what values ought to guide our attitudes and behaviours. No matter what our social, cultural, economic or professional backgrounds are, we are all in the business of practicing ethics on a daily basis. We have certain values (things we think are important for their own sake) and…