Ethics Exchange/Education

The Ethics Exchange Education sessions are available through WebEx. Local ethicists and health professionals with expertise will deliver interactive presentations on topics relevant to staff, physicians and leadership.

Time: Every third Wednesday from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.,​​ January to June and September to December.

Attendance: Via WebEx Invitation

To receive your invitation, please send a request to Debbie Beach.

For additional Ethics Education options, please see Ethics Week and W.F. Mitchell Bioethics Seminars.

Webex recordings 

Recording name Password
Detecting "Undue Influence?":  Assessing Voluntariness in End of Life Decision Making 859WffWT
The Capacity to Refuse:  Addiction, Withdrawl and Opiate Poisoning eHSWHFB3
Ethical Issues in Future Health Technologies:  Options and Possibilities  9NtAgG5p
Trust and Healthcare FjtXHME6
Integration of Health Care for Dying Patients:  Some Ethical Questions AdwvybM4
Our Commitment to Each Other:  How we apply Partnerships with Patients and Families AtTQURW5
Harm Reduction:  Goals and Perspectives Bpc7vqnA
Pandemic Ethics in 2024:  Is it Too Soon ? HqPQ86a5
Advocating for Palliative Care in Challenging Situations wZ823XtP
Towards "Respecting Persons" in End of Life Care 2PnR2thB
Ethical Issues in MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying)  pvH9MehzK98
Moral Distress:  What is it, and what can we do about it ? VyU3F3JX
Film Screening:  Falling Through the Crack:  Learning from the Greg Price Story**
** Please Note: We were not able to record this session. If you would like to see the film, please click the link above for more information.		 N/A
Shared Clinical Decision Making in the SHA zMAktcq6
Healthcare Decision Maker:  Daughter vs. Boyfriend 7wJbJBJ8
Toward A Relationship-Centered Model of Care CijEnwP8
The Terri Schiavo Case 20 Years Later: Lessons for End-of-Life Health Care

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Defining Grievous and Irremediable: Language Challenges in MAiD Implementation jRNeMF68
The Ethics of Harm Reduction in Mental Health and Addictions Treatment mMmRHC2M
Examining Ethical Challenges in Driving Cessation RuCeGPk2
Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD):  The Emotional Impact on Healthcare Providers ByiXxmM6
Entertaining Angels:  The Ethics of Hospitality  yFehC3im
End of Life Care and Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) fPTffHC3
Mining for Wisdom:  Interdisciplinary Learning in Health Ethics  HvtWcWdt375
Reflections on Health Ethics and Trauma- Informed Care nDFrxe4k
Psychedelic Psychiatry - Medical Experimentation, Psychoactivity and Drugs in Canada sDib4gQP
Ethics Consultation in a Multicultural Society PcsRf5SZ
Revisiting Principles and Goals of Informed Consent in Healthcare nPgQpdp6
Principles and Values - Two Sides of the Same Coin Mh3BTRQj

Health Ethics from Patients’ Perspectives - A Case for Reflection

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Medical Futility pH4YEQTm
On-going Consent - The Art of Collaboration 3PwjakpS
Justice as a Virtue in the Time of a Pandemic Tdi5wZUR
A Reasonable Middle Path? The Ethics of Harm Reduction in Clinical Encounters gFpKQqX7
Vaccine Cooperation with Mary Heilman VcSpwai5
Serious Illness Conversations with Brenda Shock, Senior Health Educator, SHA ACP Program 9PukAYD4
#1 - Vulnerable Adult Abuse with Darren Howarth, Associate Regional Crown 2FcJckvr
#2 - Care of Vulnerable Adults with Multi-Expert Panel RtFPf36m
End of Life Care in the ICU tP7RsWPJ 
Advance Care Directives in the Perioperative Setting hM5NNuSv 
Advance Care Planning Stwvghc9 
Ethics and Culture in Healthcare mFZqX8KM
Family Presence in Long Term Care 3PjeWkxy
Pandemic Ethics - Mandatory Vaccinations and Other Personal Liberty Issues iKErfnm6
Non-Adherent Patient - Justifying Withdrawal of Care ExPeuQg2
Capacity dCap3nBj
Bioethics and Futuristic Technologies - How Shall we Prepare? Qi3GR2wk
Ethics and Technology Jrwvs9f3
Care of Vulnerable Adults xBmpYP3AT73
Moral Distress:  What is it Telling You YCdpeiUu639
Non-Compliant Patients NGicjBHt222