Today the NCBC held its Case Study Day for the students in the National Catholic Certification Program in Health Care Ethics ("The Certification Program"). It was a full-day event, starting at 9:30 a.m. and ending around 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon.
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| Students in the 2019 Mid-Academic Year Certification Program gather at the NCBC for the Case Studies Day |
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The Panel of NCBC Ethicists Taking Student Questions
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| NCBC Ethicists fielding questions from the students. |
The activities of the day began a Question and Answer session in the morning, where the students offered difficult ethical questions that they had encountered in the workplace or during the course of the Certification Program. The students also shared valuable insights from their workplaces and life experiences as various ethical situations were discussed.
Students then participated in a Mock Ethics Committee meeting, discussing several medical ethics cases.
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| Father Tad and his Committee of Students |
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| Dr. Di Camillo and his Committee of Students |
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| Dr. Furton and his Committee of Students |
The day concluded with an Oral Examination where the students were quizzed for 9 minutes and asked to explain the Principle of Double Effect.
We are grateful to Julie, Elizabeth and Sarah for their assistance in arranging and managing the day:
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| Thanks Julie! |
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| Thanks Elizabeth! |
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| Thanks Sarah! |
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