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Pioneering with Indigenous Leaders 05.04.2021
Jericho Road is a Christian federally qualified community health center in Buffalo , NY that provides care to marginalized and vulnerable populations , including many refugees from over 80 nations. Since 2009 Jericho Road has followed some of their refugee friends back home to their countries of origin and have helped them start and operate health centers that also serve the most vulnerable. Today...
Care of Disabled Children in Low Resource Countries 29.03.2021
While recognizing the medical limitations in the developing world, one must also capitalize on the "assets" present there. "Specialists" are rare, unavailable, and/or too expensive for most of the poor, disabled people. "State-of-the-art", while the aspiration of the west, is usually unavailable in the developing world. How do we capitalize on the assets and provide a...
Vaccines and Medicines for Short Term Trips 22.03.2021
This session will review the most common medical considerations you should be aware of before traveling on a short-term medical mission trip. I will review common malaria prophylaxis medications, immunizations, treatment of traveler’s diarrhea as well as other tips and tricks to know. This session is ideal for those with minimal international travel experience.
Short Term Health Care Teams Collaborating with Indigenous Workers 19.03.2021
Can short-term health care teams play a key role in indigenous Gospel movements? Come hear the incredible story of God’s indigenous-led movement in a corner of Asia and the important role that short-term teams played in its advancement. Join in a discussion of the dynamics of an effective short-term partnership that bolsters indigenous work. Understand the key aspects of an “opening do...
COVID in the Lives of this Generation 15.03.2021
The COVID 19 pandemic has many similarities to the early days of HIV/AIDS in Uganda when I worked with the National Control Program for AIDS while advising the Uganda Protestant Medical Bureau. Communication resource, scientific advances, technology, and knowledge have all advanced. This session will compare the two pandemics and present some observations and lessons learned, both professionally a...
Common Conditions & Emergencies in Pediatrics 13.03.2021
Historically, the vast majority of physicians who provide pediatric care on the mission field and other resource poor settings are not pediatricians. They are brave and innovative physicians who made the determination to make a difference, drawing on available resources. Every physician on the mission field wants to be equipped to deliver quality care that is Christ-centered, patient-focused, evid...
Sustainability: Keeping the faith when ministry gets difficult 01.03.2021
This is a breakout session about sustainability in missions. When called into ministry, our passion to serve Christ and our love for people often motivate us to engage in God’s work with joy and excitement. As we hope to continue to serve the Lord and grow in our work, it is important to consider sustainability in ministry, when the work is hard, whether that be difficult work itself, disapp...
Faith Based Mental Health Care in Post Crisis Populations 26.02.2021
Faith Based Mental Health Care in Post Crisis Populations. Even when this abstract is being prepared during the active early phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, signs of significant mental health problems are emerging not only in patients who have suffered with the disease, but in their families, colleagues, work associates, friends, and the health care workers that are active in prevention, sub acute...
Vaccines in the U.S.: Facts & Practical Tips 29.10.2020
Vaccines - Facts and Practical Tips
Resilience and Sustaining Global Workers: Part 1 22.10.2020
Missionaries and other overseas Christian workers are subject to unique stressors, and providing proper support for this group requires a commitment from sending organizations. Despite the fact that in the past mental health problems in missions have been neglected, missions organizations have developed an increasing capacity for supporting missionaries. This presentation describes best practices...
Flesh and Blood: A Necessary Introduction to Medical Missions Anthropology 20.10.2020
Christian healthcare professionals working in cross-cultural settings need to understand medical anthropology from a perspective that goes beyond the classical "knowledge-attitudes-practices" model. This session will cover essential questions about how people of different backgrounds can understand the body, illness, health and healing as well as highlight some of the challenges in walki...
Case Study: 100 Churches Planted by Medical Workers 15.10.2020
Strategic indigenous medical training to impact the Church Planting Movement and the Kingdom of Heaven.
Psychiatry & Missions 13.10.2020
Learn about GMH (Global Mental Health) and resources for integrating this into your general medical and global health practices - through clinical vignettes from our practice in LMICs.
Hospital Administration Overseas 08.10.2020
Sending organizations spend tens of millions of dollars each year sending clinicians and support staff overseas. They invest very little in comparison on the leaders who are essential to preventing their burnout. Competent and compassionate administrative leaders are not only essential for developing and sustaining resilient healthcare and ministry teams; they also shepherd the systems that optimi...
Identifying Sensory Processing Concerns 06.10.2020
How do I know if it's Sensory? Screenings and clinical observations to identify sensory processing delays.
Nutrition, Water, and Food 01.10.2020
Food and Nutrition as Information to the Body: Medicine or Poison?
Disaster Relief 24.09.2020
Serving in Disaster Response
Missions As A Second Career 15.09.2020
God's timeline is different for each of us. This session will look at the particular challenges and blessings of entering medical missions in "Round Two."
Responding to the Opioid Crisis, a multidisciplinary approach 01.09.2020
Responding to the Opioid Crisis, a multidisciplinary approach
THE STUDENT YEARS: Practical Pathways to train for Medical Missions 25.08.2020
Are you in Medical School? Pre-Med? Mid-level Training? Come hear practical steps to make your dream of serving a reality. When you have a heart for God’s people and a passion for medicine, how do they connect? How do you prepare? This workshop is extremely practical when you know you want to use your medical vocation for Kingdom purposes.
Starting a Residency Program Overseas 20.08.2020
This session will describe the challenges and issues involved in the initiation of a new residency program in a country open to this type of development. We will draw on the experience gained in starting a new family medicine residency program in both Ecuador and Rwanda, as well as the observed experience in other countries.
How Global Experiences Influence Practices Upon Return Home 18.08.2020
This break-out session will describe how global learning experiences affect the practice of healthcare students and professionals after they return home, beyond cultural competence.
Transforming Lives Physically and Spiritually: The Community Health Evangelism Model 13.08.2020
Explore a strategy used to transform lives physically and spiritually. Participants in this session will engage in participatory learning activities that investigate the Community Health Evangelism model and its application to wholistic individual and communal health.
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