āAs for other matters, brothers and sisters, pray for us that the message of the Lord may spread rapidly and be honoredā¦ā (2 Thessalonians 3:1, NASB).
Read MoreDirector of Office of Clinical Collaboration and Education (OCCE) at Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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[…] you can endure itā (1 Corinthians 10:13, NIV). Celiac Disease is a fascinating disorder caused by transglutaminase antibodies triggered by glutens in wheat and other grains. It presents in a variety of ways, from severe immediate reactions, to chronic autoimmune symptoms, to even an asymptomatic state. As an oncologist I knew little about celiac […]
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In early 2023, I read the article āGender bias in postgraduate year one pharmacy letters of recommendationā published by in the Journal of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy. The analysis contained methodological flaws, and it presented conclusions that were not derived from the evidence presented.
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[…] And we said we couldnāt imagine how kids could process social media and technology in a healthy way. We talked about our churchesāthe deep divisions between the maskers and non -maskers over the last couple of years. And we said we couldnāt imagine how the wounds could be healed. We talked about politicsāthe uncompromising […]
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[…] hosted by CMDA’s Senior Vice President of Bioethics Jeff Barrows, DO, MA (Ethics), and it features members of the Advocacy team and special guests. Listen to learn more about Advocacyās grassroots efforts at the state and federal level, legal and legislative victories, plus learn how you can be involved in achieving justice for the vulnerable.
Read MoreOur mission is to educate, inspire, and empower listeners to understand and combat racial injustice. Through in -depth discussions, personal narratives, Biblical referencing, and expert insights, we aim to amplify marginalized voices, challenge systemic inequalities, and foster a more inclusive and equitable society. We are committed to promoting empathy, understanding, and actionable change by […]
Read MoreA growing proliferation of blog posts, podcasts and online videos presenting confusing information regarding COVID–19 has increased over recent months. Many of these controversies are propagated by physicians speaking to large church audiences. In this blog post, I will address the most common disputes.
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āI no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his masterās business. Instead, I have called you friends, for everything that I learned from my Father I have made known to youā (John 15:15, NIV).
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In a recent sermon, I learned about a fascinating organization called the Recycled Orchestra of Cateura. A childrenās orchestra outside of Asuncion, Paraguay, the Recycled Orchestra plays on garbage.
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The June 28, 2022 piece by Rita Rubin in the Medical News & Perspectives section of JAMA, āHow Abortion Bans Could Affect Care for Miscarriage and Infertility,ā presents a one-sided narrow view of the potential impact of the U.S. Supreme Courtās ruling on womenās reproductive care, specifically the management of miscarriages and advanced reproductive technologies.
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[…] and Culture (CBC) recently released a film on gender affirming therapy titled Trans Mission: Whatās the Rush to Reassign Gender? Running just under 52 minutes, the feature presents activists, healthcare professionals, educators, parents and the patients themselvesāamong othersāregarding āthe medical and surgical transitioning of children.ā The guests exhibit varied points of view, and they […]
Read More[…] arbitrary and relativistic, with the single prevailing rule being patient autonomy, there are nonetheless some widely accepted principles within medical ethics. Principlism, which is based on four guides made famous by Beauchamp and Childress, includes patient autonomy, beneficence, non–maleficence and justice. Unfortunately, for many people, these are the only ethical considerations needed to make […]
Read More[…] served as a regular reminder to them that they should be giving their best to each assignment. It was never a āPerfection Checkā or a āCompare to Your Neighborās Performance Check.ā It was a reminder for each student to do his or her best at all times. One studentās best might be a perfect […]
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[…] Christian Doctor. In this edition of the magazine, learn more about how one CMDA member has been focused on providing street medicine to the underserved throughout COVID–19. Plus, you can earn continuing education credits, get involved with a new CMDA specialty section, learn how to practice Christ–like presence in an age of burnout and more.
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We are excited to release the new CMDA Today, formerly Today’s Christian Doctor. In this edition of the magazine, you can learn more about the ethics of the COVID–19 vaccines. Plus, get a firsthand look at the recent CMDA member survey, earn continuing education credit on the topic of human trafficking, learn how to […]
Read MoreāBut to you who are listening I say: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you,Ā bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat youā (Luke 6:27–28, NIV). Ā Before we could even get to his chronic leukemia, he opened the conversation, āMy father passed.ā Ā āI am so sorry,ā I […]
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[…] the same medication. I asked him about his shirt inscribed with āPegasus Invitational.ā He began to describe his years of betting on horse races. When he was younger, he studied every book he could find about racing odds. He was careful to bet only small amounts, but he had learned to do well and […]
Read MoreWho we are and what we do. The CMDA Center for Well–being helps Christian healthcare professionals align with God, optimize well–being and maximize influence.
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[…] received a “call” to full time missionary service. It surprises us then, when we talk to mission executives to learn how few are actually applying to serve. Your Call has been created to encourage and keep those with a “call” focused on that “call.” It shares advice from Dr. David Stevens, information about working […]
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Grants for travel expenses of medically–trained individuals exploring and/or beginning medical service in East Asia with preference to those working with MSI Professional Services or OMF International.
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November 7–9, 2024 The GMHC is the worldās largest gathering of healthcare professionals, students, and organizations dedicated to healthcare missions. This annual three–day conference features breakout sessions, plenary speakers, exhibitors, and special events. Itās the premier event to learn, connect, and build relationships that help advance the Kingdom through medical missions.
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[…] wounds of victims beneath the wheels of injustice, we are to drive a spoke into the wheel itself. – Dietrich Bonhoeffer. This convention provides great opportunities for you to transform as you fellowship with Christian healthcare professionals, learn about current health and social issues, renew your faith through worship and network with exhibiting organizations. […]
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In the Spring 2022 edition of CMDA Today, learn how God’s Word can help you de–stress, hear from a doctor about how she believes the healthcare industry should return to its roots, join CMDA in welcoming two new missions ministries, receive continuing education credit for a new course on transgender identification, follow Dr. John […]
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In this edition of Today’s Christian Doctor, learn more about the growth of the National Embryo Donation Center. Plus, discover the importance of mentoring, explore CMDAās Dental Ministries, earn continuing education credit and more.
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In this fall 2019 edition of Today’s Christian Doctor, Joni Eareckson Tada shares her journey of trusting God and finding purpose when “cure” doesn’t come. Plus, you can earn up to three hours of continuing education credits, learn more about how your conscience freedoms are being protected and more.
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[…] the rehab center who had undergone a knee replacement. He was fine except for the slow pace of rehab. His wife was there, vivacious, energetic, appearing far younger than her stated age, which I will not share. I asked her how they had met. Ā āWe actually met in church,ā she shared. āYou know, […]
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āHusbands, love your wives, as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for herā (Ephesians 5:25, ESV).
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January 16–19, 2025 Join your Christian colleagues for our 41st annual West Coast Winter Conference at Cannon Beach, Oregon! The longest running and best attended regional conference in CMDA!
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āThe fear of the Lord is pure, enduring foreverā (Psalm 19:9a, NIV). She has issues with chronic anxiety and depression, which are reasonable in her case, with a history of three different cancers and a family that rejected her. She is healthy today and was sharing with me her dependence on Jesus. āI just […]
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Yesterday morning was Saturday. I was on call for morning rounds. On my drive in, I asked the Lord to let me speak the name of Jesus to at least one person that day. After rounds, I made it to the second half of my granddaughterās basketball game, and then a friend called.
Read MoreIām working the respiratory screening clinic at our critical access hospital/clinic. Personally, this medical crisis has actually acutely resolved my feeling of burnout.
Read MoreAccording to the New York Times, New York State has roughly 5 percent of coronavirus cases worldwide, and New York City, a disease epicenter, has over 25 percent of all COVID–19 patients in the U.S.
Read MoreOf course, everything is a bit on hold right now. So far I’ve only seen an official count of two cases of the coronavirus documented here, and so we’re several weeks behind most of you. The country has had a bit of a different approach to the virus.
Read More[…] study and meditation, fasting and chastity, secrecy, confession, fellowship, submission and guidance, simplicity, stewardship, sacrifice, worship and celebration, service and witness. We should take the time to examine this list and discover which spiritual disciplines we should be utilizing to allow Godās Spirit better access to our lives for change. The more we practice […]
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[…] a cost of more than $100,00 a year and no clear improvement in long–term survival. One doctor in the audience commented on the cost and toxicity. The presenter responded, āIt is always our concern with cancer drugs whether the juice is worth the squeeze.ā Ā Is the juice worth the squeeze? Ā This is […]
Read MoreIf interested in serving with Hope Walks, you can learn more here.
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In the Summer 2022 edition of CMDA Today, find out how one doctor discovered her passion and calling for the pre -born; hear about how a medical school is also training students in Spanish; learn how CMDA is playing a major role in the Ukranian war; explore with our columnist, Dr. John Patrick, how […]
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