Jack W. Provonsha Lectures

Selected Jack W. Provonsha Lectures

The annual Jack W. Provonsha Lecture honors Dr. Jack Provonsha, founder of the Center for Christian Bioethics. Find below a listing of selected lectures given at Loma Linda University by distinguished scholars over the past thirty years with links to transcripts and/or video-recordings.”

Date	Presenter	Title	Links
October 8, 2022	Mark Fox, MD, PhD	Entertaining Angels Unawares An Articulation of the Distinctive Virtues of Community Medicine
March 6, 2020	Nancy Berlinger, PhD	After harm: truth-telling, apology, repair, and forgiveness in healthcare
March 1, 2019	Robert Macauley, MD	Devout Requests for Maximal Treatment: Sanctity of (Earthly) Life, or Crisis of Faith?
March 2, 2018	Farr Curlin, MD	What Does Medicine Have to Do with the Healing Ministry of Jesus Christ?
March 3, 2017	Gina Mohr, MD	The Ethical Imperative of Palliative Care
February 16, 2006	S. Cromwell Crawford, PhD	Physician-Assisted Suicide: A Hindu Perspective
February 28, 2005	James F. Childress, PhD	Just Care: Rationing in a Public Health Crisis
March 9, 1998	Margaret E. Mohrmann, MD, PhD	The Practice of the Ministry of Medicine
March 4, 1996	H. Tristam Engelhardt, MD, PhD	Religious Considerations: Sacred and Secular
March 5, 1994	Gerald R. Winslow, PhD	Minding Our Language: Metaphors and Biomedical Ethics
February 6, 1993	David Schiedermayer, MD	Wages Through The Ages: The Ethics of Physician Income
February 22, 1992	Robert D. Orr, MD	Personal and Professional Integrity in Clinical Medicine
February 24, 1990	H. E. Clifford, MD, FRCS, FRACS	Strategies for Moral Decision-Making: Confessions of a Moral Underling
February 15, 1989	Edmund D. Pellegrino, MD	Character, Virtue and Self-Interest in the Ethics of the Professions