MedicalMissions.com
MedicalMissions.com Podcast
Resources for students, residents, and healthcare professionals who want to learn more about healthcare missions. Includes sessions from the Global Missions Health Conference.
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Jul 8, 2026
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Developing Cross Cultural Health Care Workers as Medical Missionaries 20.03.2017 43:35
Cross cultural health care service calls for a spectrum of specialized knowledge, skills and attitudes. How does a potential worker equipped him/herself to serve effectively and thrive in such a demanding role as medical missionaries? We will focus on the key role of mentoring in cross cultural training, and discuss how to find mentors who can facilitate one's development. The selection of an...
How to Build Resilience and Prevent Missionary Burnout 17.03.2017 1:03:09
Burnout among healthcare workers is at record levels, and working in an underserved area is a significant risk factor. So how do we prevent missionary burnout? While there is increasing awareness of the problem, effective solutions have been elusive. The development of resilience is a key factor in the prevention and management of burnout. This session will help participants deepen their understan...
Adolescent Health Epidemiology, Risks, Solutions, Challenges and Research Priorities in the Middle East 15.03.2017 50:39
The harvest in plentiful in middle east missions. More than 90 million adolescents and youth live in the Middle East today. Adolescents are a key population group representing a triple return of investment, yet they are uniquely neglected in the regional challenges they face. Today, adolescents in the Middle East confront significant health, development, education, employment and socio-economic ch...
Cultural Humility: Medical Missions and Culture 13.03.2017 55:38
Christianity and culture have had a complex and adversarial relationship since the beginning. Early Christians were counter-cultural—and had an immense impact on the peoples around them. Likewise, medical missionaries have deeply influenced the lives of the peoples where they served over the past two centuries. How? At the same time, they were sensitive to the culture around them, learning languag...
Treating Mechanical Spinal Pain for the non-Physical Therapist 10.03.2017 1:02:19
This will be a practical application of principles for the treatment of common neck and back pain for the non-Physical Therpist medical professional.
Helping Without Hurting: Introduction to the International Code of Conduct and Humanitarian Charter 08.03.2017 50:06
Responding to human need in a way that supports human dignity, and avoids paternalism is the foundation of learning to help without hurting. Founded on this understanding, the International Code of Conduct, Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Response, are the most internationally recognized sets of common principles and universal minimum standards in humanitarian response....
Creativity and thinking Impact: Essential Ingredients for health care in resource constrained countries 06.03.2017 52:47
Medical missions are always under resourced and Doctors and nurses struggle to cope with the enormous need with limited resources. This presentation looks at generating creativity to fuel innovation as a possible Christian response to this problem. If medical mission work is important and if God has called us and if we do not seem to have obvious resources then what God is saying is “Get creative”...
Sexual Discipleship 03.03.2017 55:27
Christians historically have been very stilted on their teaching and understanding of sexuality. As people encounter more distortions of God's gift of sexuality, it is critical that we have a practical theology of sexuality. In this workshop, Dr. Juli Slattery will teach the framework for sexuality discipleship - a comprehensive worldview of biblical sexuality.
Short Term Teams that Avoid Creating Dependency 01.03.2017 50:27
This session will briefly touch on a more wholistic definition of poverty. We will explore when relief versus development is an appropriate response. We will understand the difference between relief/project oriented missions and developmental/transformational missions and the possible outcomes of each. We will discuss how one particular developmental strategy, CHE (Community Health Evangelism) has...
Opportunities to Serve 27.02.2017 1:00:29
Where you choose to serve in healthcare missions will depend on your preparedness, your call, and your goals. This workshop will help you determine how to identify service opportunities that are most likely to match up with your call and your goals. You will be given a variety of tools to use to prepare for service, and to improve your preparedness as you serve.
Lessons Learned in Starting Ministries in Resource Challenged Environment 24.02.2017 57:43
This session will allow one to understand some of the obstacles of starting new ministries, understand principles of cultural sensitivity, and understand contextualization principles.
Integrating the Gospel into Everyday Setting 22.02.2017 1:00:18
The Gospel is not only the starting point of a Christian's walk, it is the power that transforms us and sets our life on mission for the Kingdom of God. Living each day in the Gospel is a necessity for all who follow Jesus and desire to serve him.
Strengthening Relationships Between Faith-based Health Organizaitons and National Governments 20.02.2017 1:01:02
Faith-based organizations provide up to 70% or more of healthcare in some countries. They often work in remote locations among neglected people without any access to healthcare. Should faith-based hospitals and health programs partner with local governments and other actors in the public sector? Will collaboration compromise witness and mission? Or can collaboration expand resources, opportunity a...
Design, deployment and utilization of an Emergency Field Hospital in global disasters 17.02.2017 1:02:14
In response to the increasing need for emergency medical and surgical care immediately after major global disasters, Samaritans Purse has developed an Emergency Field Hospital with the ability to deploy rapidly worldwide. The field hospital is both modular, and utilizes a single solution that, despite the type of disaster, will be logistically deployed rapidly to meet the immediate and unique medi...
Motivating Individual to Change Health Habits 15.02.2017 56:35
Knowledge of good health practices often does not change health behaviors. This session will share proven ways to motivate people to change their health behaviors using non-financial incentives as demonstrated in a community health program that has changed the health of 1.2 million people. These techniques are applicable in both the USA or abroad.
Creating Models of Sustainable Healthcare 13.02.2017 1:04:32
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Building a Financial Foundation 10.02.2017 52:10
This presentation will address financial questions which people of all ages have. It will cover a broad scope of topics from paying off debt, buying a house, to planning for retirement. The participants will be educated on the important steps to take in order to be financial secure as they pursue the paths God has for their lives.
Pediatric Development: Sensory, Motor, and Neurological Milestones (Part I) 08.02.2017 49:57
This session will cover the main areas of pediatric development and important milestones to look for when assessing the pediatric patient for delays.
Organizational Mission Drift or Ministry Shift: Staying Mission True through Changing Times 06.02.2017 57:11
This session will have an emphasis on medical mission organizational mission true behavior, and will look at why Christian organizations or institutions, including those committed to using medical missions as a tool for gospel outreach, drift away from or sometimes shift their purpose away from their original intention.
A Patients Perspective: Zika 03.02.2017 57:25
This session will discuss the precautions needed to avoid Zika virus, the latest updates on Zika, and the best-practices in the care of a person with Zika.
How Passing On of the Skills has Impacted the Indian Church 01.02.2017 58:53
It is the general idea that the short-term missions is one sided. Often creating dependency- teams from USA go to the underdeveloped country to help and bring short term relief and address felt needs in the comminutes of the countries they visit. While that may be true, ‘passing on of skills’ showcases how the trend can be reversed and these very missions can impact providing long term and sustain...
God's Greater Call: Don't Worry (Yet) About Where You're Going Or What You'll Do 30.01.2017 42:05
When we think about our role in missions, we usually focus on where we'll go, what we'll do, and who we'll do it with. While all those things are important, they pale in comparison to - and come after - God's greater call on our lives, which is far more scary and rewarding. This session will explore your own 'greater call' through Genesis 12:1-9, where we meet Abram and see...
Serving for Sustainable Impact 27.01.2017 1:01:35
after 21 years of implementing transformational development, an independent team has researched on the work of Life in abundance. Life in abundance works in 14 countries in Africa and the Caribbean. The session will share and discuss the findings that confirm the model of development has outstanding impact.
Complicated Cases of Post-Partum Haemorrhage in the Tropics 25.01.2017 3:34
Post-partum hemorrhage is the leading cause of maternal mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa. Common causes include uterine atony, retained tissue, and lacerations, and can be severe especially if the patient presents late. In the tropics, such cases may be complicated by coagulopathy and thrombocytopenia. Contributing factors may be recurrent malaria, chronic anemia due to nutritional factors or hemog...
Moving and Raising a Family Overseas 23.01.2017 52:44
This session will cover practical factors to consider when moving abroad with a young family. Some topics that will be covered include closing down your home base as well as the initial time period of living overseas and ideas on how to help your family deal with these transitions. We will also cover some practical ideas on how to manage the time pressures of a difficult work environment with fami...
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