This is a series of sessions from leading experts in healthcare missions.
by Burton Lee
The principles of evidence-based medicine are essential for all clinicians to understand and be able to apply at the bedside. This breakout will explore how to assess the quality of randomized controlled clinical trials beyond reading the title and conclusion in the abstract.
by Nicholas Comninellis, MD, MPH, DIMPH
How can popular short-term healthcare missions become more ethical, culturally relevant, and effective? This session emphasizes cooperation with national hosts to guide such service, plus the importance of continuity of commitment.
by Paul K. Lim
This lecture delves into the integration of medical practice to provide a platform to advance the Gospel among unreached people groups. By intertwining the healing art of medicine with the principles of the Gospel, it highlights a holistic approach to medical missions. The talk also underscores the significance of sustainable, long-term engagement, aiming to create enduring health improvements and foster community well-being.
by Jeff Leman , Philip Dooley
We will review 10 high-impact global health research articles that can improve the care of patients while being cost effective
With a gazillion opportunities in medical missions, why say yes to a hard place? What factors — biblical, spiritual, strategic, personal — should influence what you do with your life, where you go, and why? Come learn how to count the cost, develop resilience, avoid places already served, and use your gifts as bridges of love to unreached peoples beyond the edges of the kingdom.