Past Events

THEME:
End of Life Across the Life Span
DATE:
Thursday afternoon, 4/18 and Friday morning, 4/19, all on Zoom
BENO Keynote:
“A Patient’s Perspective: Care, Communication and Compassion”
Andrea Hope Rubin
Burn Survivor and Transformational Speaker
Since her injury, Andrea has been recognized as an inspirational and a much sought-after...

THEME:
Fostering an Inclusive Ohio: Anti-Racism, Diversity, and Healthcare
DATE:
Thursday afternoon, 4/20 and Friday morning, 4/21, all on Zoom

THEME:
Moral Courage in the Changing Healthcare Landscape
DATE:
Thursday afternoon, 4/21 and Friday morning, 4/22, all on Zoom

April 22, 2021 - 12 PM to 4 PM & April 23, 2021 - 8 AM to 12 PM
Members pay only $50 to join and $40 to attend the conference. Non-members pay $115 to attend the conference. Please consider joining BENO to save money and receive the other benefits of membership, including our quarterly newsletter.

The 30th Annual BENO Conference has been rescheduled for 2021!
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When asked about bioethics, leaders in the field describe it as a complex set of activities, with its own distinctive goals and standards of excellence. Those engaged in the practice of bioethics clarify moral problems, provide specific language and skills and help to identify solutions for a variety of morally complex issues. Will this paradigm be modified as health care in the US transitions to the...

When asked about bioethics, leaders in the field describe it as a complex set of activities, with its own distinctive goals and standards of excellence. Those engaged in the practice of bioethics clarify moral problems, provide specific language and skills and help to identify solutions for a variety of morally complex issues. Will this paradigm be modified as health care in the US transitions to the...

When asked about bioethics, leaders in the field describe it as a complex set of activities, with its own distinctive goals and standards of excellence. Those engaged in the practice of bioethics clarify moral problems, provide specific language and skills and help to identify solutions for a variety of morally complex issues. Will this paradigm be modified as health care in the US transitions to the...

When asked about bioethics, leaders in the field describe it as a complex set of activities, with its own distinctive goals and standards of excellence. Those engaged in the practice of bioethics clarify moral problems, provide specific language and skills and help to identify solutions for a variety of morally complex issues. Will this paradigm be modified as health care in the US transitions to the...