Links (see also bottom of page)

Brochure
and
Registration Form

Spirituality & Ethics:

The Virtuous Professional: Walking the Talk

the Eleventh Annual Foglio Conference on Spirituality and Medicine

Friday, November 2, 2007
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Kellogg Center, Michigan State University
East Lansing, Michigan

Thomas R. Viggiano, M.D., M.Ed., keynote speaker

Mayo Medical School

Dr. Viggiano is Barbara Woodward Lips Professor, Professor of Medicine, and Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs at Mayo Medical School in Rochester, Minnesota. He has a long-standing interest in the design, integration, evaluation, and management of the medical school curriculum. Special areas of interest include designing effective learning experiences, educational research, and applying continuous quality improvement principles to curriculum evaluation. His current interest is overseeing a competency-based faculty development and education leadership succession planning program, and creating the virtuous medical community.

In addition to the keynote speaker, there will be a selection of workshops and presentations on Spirituality and Ethics in Medicine.

This one-day conference is of special interest to medical, legal, and theological professionals; healthcare students, residents, and faculty; pastoral and spiritual care providers; and social workers.

Agenda

8:00 Registration

8:30 Welcome – William C. Wadland, MD, MS, Chairperson, MSU Department of Family Medicine, College of Human Medicine; Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs

8:45 Keynote Address – “The Virtuous Professional: Walking the Talk,” Thomas R. Viggiano, MD, MEd, Professor of Medicine and Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs, Mayo Medical School, Rochester, Minnesota

10:00 “Virtue Based Medical Education,” Ruth Hoppe, MD, Professor of Medicine Emeritus; Senior Associate Dean Emeritus, MSU College of Human Medicine (CHM) and Governor, Michigan Chapter American College of Physicians

10:45 Break

11:00 Panel Response to Presentations

• William C. Wadland, MD, MS, Moderator
• Janet Osuch, MD, MS, Professor of Surgery and Epidemiology; CHM Assistant Dean for Preclinical Curriculum
• Gail Riegle, PhD, Acting Senior Associate Dean; Associate Dean of Academic Programs, MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine
• Teresa Wehrwein,PhD, RN, CNAA, Associate Professor and Assistant Dean for Professional Partnerships and Faculty Practice, MSU College of Nursing
• Gerald Schatz, JD, Assistant Professor, CHM Center for Ethics and Humanities in the Life Sciences; Adjunct Professor, MSU College of Law

12:15 Lunch

1:00 Concurrent Workshops I:

• A) Inviting Spirituality into Spritual Bankruptcy: Introduction to Gambling Addiction – James Loree, LMSW
• B) The Value of Reception: Finding Form in the Creation of Intentional Space for Healing – David Grimshaw, DO; Marcy Schlinger, DO; Carolyn Snyder, BA, and Dana Watson, BA.
• C) Couples in Spiritual, Ethical, and Developmental Partnership – Mike Stratton, ACSW

2:15 Concurrent Workshops II:

• D) Withdrawal of Care in the Emergency Department: Spiritual and Ethical Dimensions in Caring for Patients and Families as Death Approaches – Andrew Barnosky, DO, MPH, FACEP
• E) Writing Toward Truth, Using the Proprioceptive Writing Process – Rev. Janet Skole
• F) The Invisible Presence, Caring Beyond Your Comfort Zone – Rev. Versey A. Williams, DMin, BCC

3:30 Break

3:45 Concurrent Workshops III:

• G) Hope and Aesthetic Healing – Tad Dunne, PhD
• H) The Wounded Healer: Avoiding the Obstacles to Caregivers’ Spiritual Well-Being and Holistic Health – Susan K. Zimmerman, MS
• I) Camp Forget Me Not: Meeting the Spiritual Needs of Grieving Children – Margaret Zee Jones, MD, MDiv, BCC; Ronald Hutson, MDiv, DMin; et al

5:00 Adjourn

Conference Fees

• Registration Fee $90.00
• Full-time Student $25.00
• CME Fee (physicians) $10.00
• Late Fee (after Oct. 26) $10.00

See attached brochure for details of each workshop and for registration form.

Sponsored by the Michigan State University Department of Family Medicine & the Center for Ethics and Humanities, and Sustaining Pastoral Excellence at St. Francis Retreat Center.

For more information about the conference, contact:

Kay Backus
Dept. of Family Medicine
B106 Clinical Center, MSU
East Lansing, MI 48824-1313

Phone: (517) 884-0454
E-Mail: Backus@msu.edu
Fax: (517) 355-7700