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  • Terminal and Palliative Care; The Christian Way

    St Mary’s University Waldegrave Road, Twickenham, United Kingdom

    The Annual Conference of the CMA in Twickenham: Terminal and Palliative Care; The Christian Way Saturday 23rd April 2022. St Mary’s Catholic University, Twickenham • What is good palliative care? • How do we respect and care for the dying? • What are the ethical issues in Terminal and Palliative Care? Speakers include  Prof David […]

  • Catholics in Health and Social Care: ethics and practice

    Virtual Event: Zoom

    St Mary’s University, the Anscombe Centre and the Bios Centre are holding three events on ethics and practice in health and social care. The events are aimed at Christians working in the health and social care sectors, but anybody is welcome to attend to discuss, amongst other topics, the challenges of assisted dying, the care […]

  • Mass with Cardinal Robert Sarah and Fellowship with the CMA

    Corpus Christi Catholic Church Maiden Lane, Covent Garden, London, United Kingdom

    Colleagues and Students in the healthcare profession are warmly invited to join members of the Catholic Medical Association (CMA) for Mass & Fellowship on Thursday 3rd November 2022 from 6:30pm. 6:30pm: we will be attending the Sodality of the Blessed Sacrament Mass in Corpus Christi Catholic Church on Maiden Lane, Covent Garden, where His Eminence, […]

  • Conscientious Objection: Lunch-Time Meeting with the Westminster Branch

    St Marys Moorfields Parish Church Hall 4-5 Eldon Street, London

    CMA Westminster branch lunch-time meeting – Saturday 11th March 2023. We will discuss the theme of conscientious objection. For further details & to register your interest, please use the form below.

  • Ethical Questions on AI in Healthcare

    Parish Hall of The Good Shepherd 3 Thackeray's Lane, Nottingham, United Kingdom

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to impact all walks of life. As healthcare workers, we need to understand what this will mean for us and our patients. This symposium is a chance to hear perspectives from a line-up of clinicians, a philosophical theologian, and a clinical scientist. Hear about exciting research into ‘truly personalised’ treatment and from a professor developing a behaviour analysis app for supporting mental health. Consider how we can secure fully human values in this technological revolution. There will be opportunities for questions…

    £10 – £45