WEDNESDAY NOON CONFERENCE SERIES
CME Credit is available for these noon conferences
Wednesday, November 4 – MEDICAL HUMANITIES CONFERENCE
"Mad Men: Tranquilizers and Masculinity in the Age of Anxiety"presented by David Herzberg, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of History, University of Buffalo. Noon - 1 pm, K-207 (2-6408).
You are welcome to bring your lunch. For further information, contact Andrea Ehmann at 275-5800 or andrea_ehmann@urmc.rochester.edu.
Wednesday, November 11 – CLINICAL ETHICS CONFERENCE
“Meeting the Nutritional Needs of Patients with Dementia: Can We Avoid Feeding Tubes? A Panel Discussion” Noon – 1 pm. K-207 (2-6408). You are welcome to bring your lunch.
For further information, contact Andrea Ehmann at 275-5800 or andrea_ehmann@urmc.rochester.edu.
Wednesday, November 18 – SCHWARTZ CENTER CONFERENCE
A Live Patient Interview: “What’s it Like to be Only 19 Years Old and Having to Talk About Advance Directives”
Noon – 1 pm, Whipple Auditorium (2-6424). Lunch will be provided.
Wednesday, November 25 – PALLIATIVE CARE CONFERENCE
“Dementia Beyond Drugs: Changing the Culture of Care” presented by G. Allen Power, MD, FACP, Eden Mentor at St. John's Home and Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine, URMC.
Noon – 1 pm, K-207 (2-6408). You are welcome to bring your lunch.
The November 2009 Newsletter for the Center for Ethics, Humanities, and Palliative Care lists other interesting and related events.
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