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Women on Mission (Rebekah Naylor)

This session focuses on the role of women in missions including opportunities, challenges, and preparation for service. Session recorded on November 7 2024 3:45 PM - 4:45 PM Session block #2 Speaker name(s): Rebekah Naylor Session webpage: https://www.medicalmissions.com/events/gmhc-2024/sessions/women-on-mission

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Spiritual Interventions in Patient Care

by Walt Larimore

Walt Larimore takes a look at spiritual interventions in patient care. Read or listen to his talk in this post.

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Point of Care Ultrasound

by John Park

Diagnostic uncertainty can add significantly to the stresses associated with caring for patients in resource-limited circumstances. With ultrasound technology advancing rapidly, it has become more portable and accessible by many in the field. We will discuss the potential uses of ultrasound in helping identify causes of hypoxemia or shock and discuss the ability to image organ systems that you ...

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Advanced Practice Providers on the Mission Field

by Adrienne Abrenica , Jack Pike

Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants can be a vital part of the mission team. We will use this session to discuss how APPs can be utilized on the field, how to prepare for missions, what to expect from your first trip, and so much more. Please join us!

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Integrating Healthcare and Church Planting

by David Narita , Neil Thompson

Providing healthcare in pioneer mission settings complements and demonstrates the Gospel in action, following the footsteps of Jesus. This results in both improving the healthcare of the local community—and beyond—and the planting and growth of the church. We will describe and illustrate this from experiences in Thailand, Cambodia and the Big Country in Asia. https://bit.ly/gmhc2022...

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Third Culture Kids-Phase 2: What's the Same, What's New for Today's TCKs

by MedicalMissions.com

For the last 60 years, many have studied the population known as Third Culture Kids (TCKs)—children who grow up outside their parents’ passport country(ies)/cultures. But the world has changed greatly in that time. What common characteristics for TCKs of the past remain for today’s TCKs? What are new benefits and paradoxical complexities globally mobile families face in today&...

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