All are welcome to attend this debate on Physician Assisted Suicide (PAS). There will be short opening remarks by our presenters, followed by the debate, with 30 minutes at the end for audience questions. We are very excited to have some experts in this field participate in this debate, including a physician who has participated […]
Certificates of Need: What are they, and why should you care? The BRI-George Washington School of Medicine will host a lunch talk with Dr. Matt Mitchell of the Mercatus Institute. Dr. Mitchell will be leading a discussion on the topic of Certificates of Need, an important development in the health care policy discussion. If you […]
Dr. Jason Eberl All are welcome to hear popular professor Dr. Jason Eberl and other panelists discuss “Physician Conscience Clause: Bioethics." POST-EVENT SUMMARY: Twenty-five students attended.
All are welcome to join us for a lunch discussion on the role of the patient advocate in helping to navigate the healthcare system. Dr. Ticoras is an internal medicine physician who now practices patient advocacy full-time at Guided Patient Services. YouTube video POST-EVENT SUMMARY: Dr. Ticoras described her journey as an internal medicine physician and […]
All are welcome to join us for this lunch lecture—the first in a 2-part discussion both occurring on 1/17/18, one at lunch, and one at dinner. We will consider two different viewpoints surrounding the topic "Is Healthcare a Right?"—a crucial consideration in the argument for and against universal healthcare. Our lunch talk will be […]
All are welcome to join us for this dinner lecture as we continue the discussion of two different viewpoints surrounding the topic “Is Healthcare a Right?”—a crucial consideration in the argument for and against universal healthcare. This dinner talk with our very own Dr. Beth Haynes, Medical Director of the Benjamin Rush Institute, and […]
All are welcome to attend this FREE lunch lecture event, Direct Primary Care: Transforming Patient and Physician Wellness. The BRI-OSU chapter teamed up with the wellness council at OSU medical school to host a lunch talk with Dr. Heather Bartlett, a local DPC physician, owner and founder of The Bartlett Medical Clinic & Wellness Center. She […]
The BRI-MCW chapter with the MCW Rural Medicine Interest Group hosted a teleconference lunch talk with Dr. James Kennedy on medical micropractice. There were 57 students in attendance. Attendees were sent an article giving an overview of a medical micropractice, including topics such as an overall description, how physicians in micropractice build intimate relationships with their […]
Innovations in Healthcare Delivery: All are welcome to join us for a FREE lunch lecture with Dr. Beth Haynes, medical director of Benjamin Rush Institute. This talk is co-hosted by the SUNY Downstate student chapter of the American Medical Association and the Downstate Medical Entrepreneurship Club. Beth Haynes, MD BRI medical director The need for affordable, […]
The BRI-SUNY Downstate College of Medicine chapter with Downstate College of Medicine chapter of the American Medical Association and the Downstate Medical Entrepreneurship Club are joint hosts of the lunch lecture Innovations in Health Care Delivery with Dr. Beth Haynes, Benjamin Rush Institute medical director. POST-EVENT SUMMARY: Forty-one students attended this event. The need for affordable, high […]
Innovations in Healthcare Delivery: All are welcome to join us for a FREE lunch lecture with Dr. Beth Haynes, medical director of Benjamin Rush Institute. Beth Haynes, MD BRI medical director The need for affordable, high quality medical care in the US is an ongoing discussion. There are some exciting models that are achieving […]
This year: The Ethics of the Patient-Doctor Relationship
To whom does a doctor owe loyalty? An employer or insurance contract, government ("state") rules, or the patient?
What happens when regulations, government policy, and other third parties insert their priorities into medical decision making?
How does the concept of "social justice" affect the patient-doctor relationship?
