CMDA Canada Podcast

Dr. Cheryl Ann Beals joins the podcast to discuss Soul Neglect and helps us re-contextualize our perception of God's fatherhood.

CMDA Podcast: Soul Neglect (Cheryl Ann Beals)

CMDA Canada's Executive Director Larry Worthen's presentation to the Canadian Hospice and Palliative Care's 2022 Learning Institute.

Providing Care and Conserving Dignity (Larry Worthen)

Pastor Kimbanga presents biblical wisdom for a very challenging time. He encourages us to be brave in the midst of adversity. He urges us to follow the example of King David living in complete reliance on the covenant God has made with each of us.

This presentation originally appeared at our 2021 CMDA Canada National Conference.

Shining Like Stars In Adversity When Society's Foundations Crumble (Jamal Kimbanga)

Today’s podcast features highlights from our No Options No Choice Conference in Moncton, including an introduction from CMDA Canada Jon Dykeman, a keynote presentation from CMDA Canada Executive Director Larry Worthen, and a short selection of the discussion from our panel.

No Options No Choice Conference Highlights

Dr Lauris Kaldjian’s presentation from our 2018 CMDA Canada National Conference focuses on the impact of moral pluralism on the practice of medicine and the particular impacts of pluralism in our approach to controversial procedures like euthanasia and on our view of conscience. Dr. Kaldjian challenges us to consider how we can be salt and light in this context. Dr. Lauris Kaldjian is Director of the Program in Bioethics and Humanities at the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine, where he is professor in the Department of Internal Medicine and holds the Richard M. Caplan Chair in Biomedical Ethics and Medical Humanities. He received his M.D. from the University of Michigan, an M.Div. and Ph.D. in Christian ethics from Yale University, and he completed his residency and fellowship training at Yale in Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases. His research interests have been directed toward end of life decision making, goals of care, disclosure of medical errors, ethics education, philosophical and religious beliefs in clinical decision making, and the integration of personal beliefs and professional ethics in clinical practice.

Conscientious Practice as Salt and Light and Love (Lauris Kaldjian)

Dr. David Stevens presents at the 2020 CMDA AGM about the need to have sufficient courage for the mission God invites us on.

Sufficient Courage (Dave Stevens)

The Christian Medical and Dental Association of Canada (CMDA Canada) is a national organization of Christian physicians, dentists and students, each holding an individual membership, who seek to honour God by integrating faith with professional practice.

Conscientious Practice as Salt and Light and Love (Lauris Kaldjian)

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