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Protecting our Healthcare Conscience Freedoms

Protecting our Healthcare Conscience Freedoms

By Jeffrey Barrows, DO, MA (Bioethics) & Anna Pilato, MA | February 27, 2023

We have been privileged as American healthcare professionals to practice medicine according to our sincerely held beliefs, at least until the relatively recent past. However, as many of our members know from personal experience, those conscience freedoms are coming under increasing attacks from several quarters. In this post, we want to remind the reader of the conscience protections that exist at the federal level and explore why those protections are currently endangered.

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Defending Freedom

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | September 19, 2022

Celebrating and Defending the Freedom2Care will encourage and inspire you with the work of our AHM partners and their willingness to stand up for freedom of faith, conscience, speech and the value of human life.

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Protect Your Conscience Rights

By Anna Pilato, MA | August 8, 2022

On August 4, 2022, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published its notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) to the Federal Registry to modifyĀ Section 1557, the ā€œNondiscrimination in Health Programs and Activities Clauseā€ of the Affordable Care Act.

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Standing for Truth Amid Shifting Government Policies

By Anna Pilato, MA | May 10, 2022

As a former federal government employee, I have observed firsthand how policies affecting our everyday lives are often crafted and administered by unelected federal bureaucrats. Coupled with presidential executive orders, this gives the executive branch a remarkable amount of power. Within the executive branch exists the regulatory framework, which is overseen by a little-known office under the purview of the White House called the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs. Proposed actions from this office are published in the ā€œUnified Agendaā€ twice a year in the spring and fall, giving the public a glimpse into what future regulatory action is on the horizon. Most of us are unaware (some may say blissfully so) of the volume of regulatory and deregulatory actions under development and review in more than 60 federal departments, agencies and commissions across the government. To give some perspective, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) currently has more pending actions than any other cabinet level department, which underscores the sheer size and reach of this titan agency with a budget that surpasses the gross national product of several countries!

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On Faith and Fear

By Autumn Dawn Galbreath, MD, MBA | May 25, 2021

During a recent urgent care shift, a young welder presented with a metal foreign body in his eye. If you work in emergency medicine, urgent care or ophthalmology, or if you weld yourself, you are already aware of this occupational hazard. I was not aware of it prior to starting work in urgent care, but I must admit that it makes any dreams I may have had of learning to weld, thereby empowering myself to do more of my own home repairs, much less attractive. Tiny hot flecks of metal landing on the human cornea quickly embed themselves and become difficult to remove. Left there for a few days, they begin to rust, leaving a small rust ring on the cornea after the metal itself is removedā€”a rust ring which then has to be removed with a tiny drill called an eye burr.

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Christian Healthcare Professionals and Coronavirus: A Global Ministry During a Global Pandemic

By Michael Kee-Ming Shu, MD | April 20, 2020

Since the start of 2020, our world has seen a viral pandemic sweep through and ravage countries and nations. COVID-19 and its medical sequelae has uprooted and deeply impacted mankind, regardless of the assembly of the human raceā€”the young and the elderly, the weak and the strong, the rich and the poor. Many are speaking out and also searching for answers amidst what some people fear as Godā€™s judgment on His people.

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HHS/SAMHSA Press Release on Sexual Minority Youth Affirmation is a Model of Ideology Over Evidence

By AndrĆØ Van Mol, MD | April 7, 2023

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) issued a March 31, 2023 press release titled, ā€œNew HHS Report Released on Transgender Day of Visibility Offers Updated, Evidence-Based Roadmap for Supporting and Affirming LGBTQI+ Youth.ā€

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The Psychology of Wokeness

By Steven Willing, MD | June 20, 2023

The cultural phenomenon known as “wokeness” is grounded in human pride, and it is expressed through moral absolutism, moral grandstanding and the will to control.

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A Reflection on Friends, Mortality and Eternity

By Autumn Dawn Galbreath, MD, MBA | November 20, 2023

I was surprised that the death of a celebrity, whom I did not know and was not likely to ever meet, caused such deep reflection. And yet, these kinds of moments in life always seem to do that. Itā€™s as if we forget from day to day that our human bodies are, in fact, mortal and our days here are truly numbered.

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Discussing Difficult Cases

By Steven A. Foley, MD | January 8, 2024

As Christians in healthcare, we must hold fast to the belief that all life holds value, and all human beings are made in the Imago Dei. To veer from that belief is to allow room for the lie that some lives are not worth living.

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How Then Should We Live?

By JC Bicek | February 8, 2024

What does the Bible say about the body in light of todayā€™s gender confusion? How then do you think we should live? While not new, a form of a gnostic dualism is ascendent in our world today. Our postmodern culture has rallied behind a two-tiered view of the human being, promoting the mind or consciousness at the expense of the body.

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An Invitation to Sign the IFTCC International Declaration on Therapeutic and Pastoral Choice

By AndrĆØ Van Mol, MD | February 1, 2024

The International Foundation for Therapeutic and Counselling Choice (IFTCC) and their global community of member mental health and medical professionals have authored ā€œAn International Declaration on ā€˜Conversion Therapyā€™ and Therapeutic Choice,ā€ proposing that ā€œSignatories of this International Declaration call upon our governments, local authorities, human rights, media and religious organisations, to recognise that the right to self-determination is an established principle of international law, and therefore must include the right to shape and develop oneā€™s own sexual identity, feelings and associated behaviours, and to receive support to do so.ā€

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8 Principles of Sound Christian Thinking

By Steven Willing, MD | April 22, 2024

Beliefs have consequences. All other things being equal, false beliefs have worse consequences. Pick any issue on which people are divided. COVID treatments? Sexuality? Evolution? It doesnā€™t matter what.

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Intellectual Humility: From Ancient Biblical Proverbs to 21st Century Research

By Steven Willing, MD | February 17, 2022

No matter where you stand, it should be evident that a large swath of humanity confidently clings to tenets that are demonstrably untrue. Moreover, these beliefs are not borne exclusively of facts, experience and logic but a deadly array of confounding factors. The vast complexity of most subjects, misinformation, disinformation and information overload preclude anyone from total mastery of an issue. The solution is biblical, and itā€™s called intellectual humility.

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Precious in Godā€™s Sight

By Amy Givler, MD | January 26, 2023

When I was a childā€”maybe six, maybe sevenā€”I went through a phase of suspecting the entire world existed as a massive play with one starā€”me. That is, I was the main actor and the rest of humanity played supporting roles. That is, the universe revolved around me. That is, I was all ego.

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Pitching Our Tents in This Present Darkness

By Nicole D. Hayes | November 30, 2023

This clashing of worldviews calls me and other believers to confront darkness more often than we would prefer as we demonstrate and promote Godā€™s truth and love in a world that pursues destructive answers for healing in the brokenness of our fallen humanity. Such healing only comes through a spiritual transformation, such that we are conformed to the mind of Christ (Romans 12:2).

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Fanning the Flames of a CMDA Leadership Legacy

Fanning the Flames of a CMDA Leadership Legacy

By Mike Chupp, MD | June 18, 2019

I attended my first CMDA National Convention in April 2012 and heard devotional speaker Luis Palau make this statement: ā€œBig doors open on small hinges.ā€ He explained how seemingly small events in our lives may serve to open big doors that God intends for us to walk through in order to enjoy incredible blessings that follow. A small hinge in my life was a letter Dr. David Stevens wrote to me after I had served at Tenwek Hospital in Kenya in early 1988 for two months during my fourth year of medical school.

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Today’s Christian Doctor – Fall 2020

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | September 2, 2020

In this edition of Today’s Christian Doctor, Dr. Omari Hodge and Nicole Hayes explore the topic of racism in healthcare and how no one is immune to it. Other articles in this edition includes topics such as COVID-19 and how it is impacting dentistry, a historical look at physician-assisted suicide and more.

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The Realist

By Al Weir, MD | May 2, 2023

One of the young doctors I train is an amazingly good doctor and a person of faith. She had a discussion today with a patient who refused the medicine we offered, wanting to wait instead for Godā€™s miracle.

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A Second Step

By Al Weir, MD | April 25, 2023

A few weeks ago, he had come to me discouraged that his physical debilitation had taken away his ability to serve the Lord. Today was different. He began to share as I was transcribing his prescriptions.

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Voice of CMDA Media Training

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | August 24, 2023

August 9-10, 2024
The two-day training is designed to teach participants how to use the media as an educational tool and to sharpen skills as CMDA media representatives. We will share a proven methodology that works in the most hostile situations. Real-life examples will illustrate this method, then we will work with each participant one-on-one as we practice in the radio and television studios.

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Escaping Death

By Nicole D. Hayes | July 29, 2021

ā€œThere is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way to deathā€ (Proverbs 14:12, ESV).

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You Could Help Reverse an Abortion!

By Eric F. Hussar, MD | February 10, 2021

Like me, you probably entered the medical field because you wanted to help people who were in significant need, facing challenges, and for whom you could have a substantial positive impact. You may have gone in with the goal to save lives. In healthcare, we have the privilege of helping people at some of their most vulnerable points, while also being a light shining into their darkness. For many women, that moment arrives for them after they have taken mifepristone (RU-486) with the intention of ending their pregnancy.

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Oxymoronic

By Al Weir, MD | September 19, 2023

He spoke of the Lord often as we addressed his malignancy, acknowledging Jesus as the one he trusted with his health. But somehow, he sidetracked us into a conversation about his sexual exploits in ways that were natural to him but too graphic for me. I was somewhat perplexed by these two lines of conversation that seemed a bit oxymoronic.

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God’s Sandwich

By Al Weir, MD | April 30, 2024

One of my favorite patients is a part-time pastor. At the beginning of his visit this week, he shared a frustrating story from the day before. ā€œI was standing in the line at Subway, telling the woman how to fix my sandwich.

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The Dental Blog

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | May 24, 2018

Perspectives and Opinions on Issues and News Topics is a publication of Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ®. Do you want to know the latest information and news about today’s important healthcare topics? Join the conversation with The Point, CMDA’s blog focusing on breaking news stories in bioethics and healthcare. CMDA’s experts contribute to the blog and also recommend additional resources and information.

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Authors and Contributors

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | June 28, 2018

Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® has been blessed by a number of regularly featured authors and content contributors who regularly provide great wisdom, insight, and knowledge on a wide variety of critical topics affecting healthcare professionals today. You will find resources from our authors and contributors throughout the website.

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Birmingham

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | August 20, 2019

CMDA Birmingham’s vision is to strengthen and equip physicians, PA’s, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, students, and other healthcare professionals with the wisdom and compassion of Christ as they transform their professional fields through holistic care. Through this network of Christ-centered, compassionate caregivers, people receive the latest medical treatment through the transformative power of the gospel.

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Christian Doctor’s Digestā„¢

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | June 26, 2018

Christian Doctor’s Digest is the premier audio resource for Christian healthcare professionals. Hosted by CMDA CEO Dr. David Stevens, it is an audio magazine released six times each year to all of our members. It includes a variety of interviews with experts in various fields pertaining to Christian healthcare professionals.

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CAHM – Nursing Opportunities

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | September 9, 2021

A program designed to serve domestic and international healthcare missionaries in their work as well as aid in the recruitment and retention of career medical missionaries. CMM also assists students with scholarships and overseas rotations.

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Obstetrics and Gynecology Section

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | January 16, 2023

The mission of the CMDA Obstetrics and Gynecology Section is to educate, encourage and equip Christian Practitioners in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Womenā€™s Health demonstrating the love and compassion of the Lord Jesus Christ to patients, to families, to our colleagues, to our communities, and to the world.

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Donate

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | October 4, 2018

Your gifts ensure Faith and Healthcare will be ever-present, working hand-in-hand all over the world. Support the mission that is transforming healthcare globally.

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Donate Thrive

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | September 14, 2023

Your gifts ensure Faith and Healthcare will be ever-present, working hand-in-hand all over the world. Support the mission that is transforming healthcare globally.

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e-Pistle

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | July 5, 2018

This is a bi-monthly e-newsletter designed to educate, encourage and equip healthcare missionaries around the globe. Each issue of the e-Pistleā„¢ includes articles about management on the missionary field, information from like-minded organizations, announcements, new resources available for those on the field, etc. A wide variety of subjects is covered, and it is free to anyone interested in healthcare missions. Be sure to check out…

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MEI Application

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | October 25, 2018

Medical Education International is a short-term missions program that provides academic teaching and clinical training while spreading the gospel to doctors and students in hard to reach countries.

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Fellowship of Christian Physician Assistants

FCPA – Leadership

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | September 16, 2019

Imagine having an entire army of peers to whom you could turn for advice, ideas and support, from a Biblical, Christian perspective. By joining CMDA, and as a member of the Physician Assistants section, you will become part of a network of fellow Christian PAs, students, residents, doctors and other healthcare professionals who all face similar professional and personal challenges as you.

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Mission Scholarships

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | March 7, 2018

Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® provides various mission scholarships for student and resident members wishing to spend time overseas as a rotation elective.

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GHO – Additional Resources

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | April 9, 2018

About GHO Trips Find a Trip Trip Preparation Urgent Needs Resources Application Information Team Participant Manual Trip Preparation Mission Scholarships Additional Resources FAQs Contact FIND A TRIP ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Health Education Program for Developing Countries Human Trafficking Continuing Education GHO Podcast Jul 15, 2023 A Conversation with CMDA’s VP of Missions https://cmda.org/podcast-player/25582/a-conversation-with-cmdas-vp-of-missions.mp3 Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 00:26:00 | Recorded on…

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Richard A. Swenson, MD

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | June 11, 2019

Richard A. Swenson, MD, received his B.S. in physics (Phi Beta Kappa) from Denison University (1970) and his M.D. from the University of Illinois School of Medicine (1974). Following five years of private practice, in 1982 Dr. Swenson accepted a teaching position as Associate Clinical Professor within the University of Wisconsin Medical School system where he taught for fifteen years. He currently is a full-time futurist, physician-researcher, author, and educator. As a physician, his focus is ā€œcultural medicine,ā€ researching the intersection of health and culture. As a futurist, his emphasis is fourfold: the future of the world system, western culture, faith, and healthcare.

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Car Thief

Car Thief

By Al Weir, MD | March 14, 2023

ā€œDo not repay evil with evil or insult with insult. On the contrary, repay evil with blessing, because to this you were called so that you may inherit a blessingā€ (1 Peter 3:9, NIV).

My patient has just retired, and I was curious how he was handling it.

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In Defense of Marriage

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | May 30, 2023

I know God does not plan such a union of love for everyone. He has different and important plans for others with the freedom of singleness (1 Corinthians 7:7-8).

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Exclusion

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | January 3, 2023

ā€œHere I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with that person, and they with meā€ (Revelation 3:20, NIV).

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Warren Kinghorn, MD, ThD

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | June 11, 2019

Warren Kinghorn, MD, ThD, received his MD from Harvard Medical School and his ThD from Duke University Divinity School. He is assistant professor of psychiatry and pastoral and moral theology at Duke University Medical Center and Duke Divinity School. He teaches and mentors divinity students, medical and other health professions students and psychiatry residents at Duke.

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Amici Brief – Illinois Healthcare Right of Conscience Act

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | June 8, 2017

A brief filed by Americans United for Life in support of Plaintiffs, National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v. Bruce Rauner and Bryan Schneider. Amici includes American Association of Prolife Obstetricians and Gynecologist, American College of Pediatricians, Christian Medical and Dental Associations and Heartbeat International.

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Reasons for Living

Reasons for Living

By Al Weir, MD | March 28, 2023

ā€œI have come that they may have life, and have it to the fullā€ (John 10:10b, NIV).

ā€œIā€™m ready for you to let me go, Doc,ā€ he said.

ā€œYou mean to heaven?ā€ I asked.

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CMDA Today – Winter 2023

By Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsĀ® | November 30, 2023

In the winter 2023 edition of CMDA Today, Dr. Karl Benzio shares how to help patients navigate the extremely complex route to detransition. Plus, discover practical ways to advocate for the sanctity of life, how to use Faith Prescriptions to develop realistic patient expectations, how to follow Godā€™s calling to serve others and more.

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