Podcast

Each of our lives is a narrative. God’s word is a meta-narrative, a grand healing narrative. Weaving these narratives together in the context of the people we serve leads to missional living where ever we are called. Given our unique talents, gifts, passions, cultures and professions, how do we discern and sustain our respective niche in the purposeful and wonderful story of God?

Session recorded on Saturday, November 11th during Session Block #7 at 9:30 AM EST ; speaker: Daniel ONeill

Session webpage: https://www.medicalmissions.com/events/gmhc-2023/sessions/the-grand-healing-narrative-and-our-unique-niche

Spirituality is an important component of health, and assessing a patient's spirituality is a cultural competence of healthcare professionals. This session will review secular “best practice” guidelines about spiritual assessment and provide a framework for taking a spiritual history during our interactions with patients. Participants will role-play a variety of spiritual history-taking scenarios.

In this session, you'll learn how to routinely and confidently assess your patient’s spirituality, and practice your spiritual history-taking skills.

Session recorded on Saturday, November 11th during Session Block #7 at 9:30 AM EST ; Speaker: Mark

https://www.medicalmissions.com/events/gmhc-2023/sessions/how-to-take-a-spiritual-history

In this session, we will review 10 potentially practice changing articles for primary care in the developed and developing world from 2019-2023 and will present each of these articles in a few minutes, critically appraising the articles and highlighting the positives and negatives of each. We will also discuss issues related to applicability of this research in different settings.

Session recorded on Saturday, November 11th during Session Block #7 at 9:30 AM EST ; Speakers: Philip Dooley and Jeff Leman

https://www.medicalmissions.com/events/gmhc-2023/sessions/top-10-papers-in-primary-care-key-studies-to-know-about

Its a story of a family going through pain and suffering and seeking services for his son and journey along side with people with disability and God helped to created a model which become blessing for many
- Enabled to see the greater Problem
- Enable to see different Possibilities
- Enable to Provide the needed services
- Enable to pass on the passion
- Enable to see the greater Purpose

Session recorded on Saturday, November 11th during Session Block #7 at 9:30 AM EST ; speaker: Robert Kumar

Session webpage: https://www.medicalmissions.com/events/gmhc-2023/sessions/pain-and-suffering-enable-to-minister

One can never be fully be ready for a crisis, even if aware of the danger. Maja and Bogdan share their first-hand experiences of helping and serving at the Polish/Ukrainian border while coordinating humanitarian aid and providing emotional and spiritual support with Proem Ministries during the critical early stages of the war. When crisis knocks at your door (quite literally in their case), a shift from a „mission trip” to a „mission-oriented” lifestyle in the face of immediate need defined their response. In their unreadiness, they responded almost instinctively, affording wholistic and practical care for Ukrainians who needed it most. What does „mission-oriented” mean and how do we develop such an attitude for unforeseen crisis? Join us to find out!

Session recorded on Saturday, November 11th during Session Block #7 at 9:30 AM EST ; speaker: Maui Dwulat

Session webpage: https://www.medicalmissions.com/events/gmhc-2023/sessions/going-the-distance-border-runs-humanitarian-aid-coordination-and-logistics-in-a-time-of-war