Free “Ethics in Childbirth Education” Webinar offered by Lamaze International
Lamaze International is offering childbirth educators and others the opportunity to participate in a free hour-long webinar with Raymond De Vries, Ph. D. The webinar is scheduled for Wednesday, July 18th , 2012 from 1:00-2:00 PM EDT.
Dr. De Vries is a Professor at the Center for Bioethics and Social Sciences in Medicine, University of Michigan Medical School. Dr. De Vries has written several published papers and was most recently quoted The Atlantic Monthly article; “The Most Scientific Birth Is Often the Least Technological Birth”.
At the end of this webinar session, learners will be able to define how to apply the Lamaze code of ethics to pre-natal education by adopting a sociological approach to thinking about and resolving ethical dilemmas of birth which takes into account the social, economic, and political context within which ethical problems exist.
Please click here to register for the free “Ethics in Childbirth” webinar.
Childbirth Education, Continuing Education, Legal Issues, Uncategorized, Webinars
Looking forward to the webinar
This is the first time I have done this. Does anyone know what time it will be GMT in UK.?
It will be at 6 PM (1800) in the UK. The webinar starts at 1:00 PM on the East Coast of the US. (I hope my math is right!)
I listened to the webinar and cannot find the link to receive CEU’s
Thank you
@Susan Milette Please contact education@lamaze.org. for information and clarification on where you can find the link you need.
Where is the link to receive the CEU after listening to the webinar
I listened to the webinar also and cannot find the link to receive CEU’s
Wish this had been posted further in advance so I could have scheduled it in. One day is very short notice. Will it be available on the Lamaze website to listen to at another time? I would be interested in the topic not even the CEUs although they are always a bonus.
Please contact education@lamaze.org. for information and clarification on where you can find the link you need.
Sarah, I am sorry that were not able to participate today. Please contact education@lamaze.org. for information on how you might be able to listen at a another time.