Conscience and the NHS Annual conference of the Catholic Medical Association 17th - 18th May in Ealing Abbey Conscience is a central issue for all who work in healthcare as has been highlighted by several cases in recent months (including the Glasgow Midwives). The challenges that can arise from trying to remain faithful to ones conscience in the workplace, emphasise the need for us to understand and reflect on the theme of conscience. What is conscience? What does the Church say? What does the law state? How can we act in accordance with our conscience if our workplace is hostile towards this? What can a Catholic conscience bring to the places and services in which we work? Key speakers include: Dr Robert Hardie, President of the CMA, Fr Dominic Allain, Chaplain of the Southwark Branch of the CMA, Neil Addison, St Thomas More Legal Centre, Paul Tully General Secretary of the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, Charlie O’Donnell, A+E Consultant Whipps Cross Hospital, London, Charlie Conner, Rachel’s vineyard. This conference of the Catholic Medical Association will be held on 17-18th May 2014 at Ealing Abbey. Charlbury Grove, London W5 2DY. Its a great chance to meet other Catholic doctors, nurses, chaplains and other health care workers. For booking email:westminstercma@gmail. For further details visit catholicmedicalassociation.org.uk/ Attendance certificates for CPD purposes will be available. Doctors, nurses, hospital chaplains and all other health care workers are welcome. Entry for Church Bulletins Conscience and the NHS. The Annual Conference of the Catholic Medical Association A one day conference will be held on 17th May 2014 at Ealing Abbey. Charlbury Grove, London W5 2DY followed by the AGM of the Catholic Medical Association on the 18th May. Find out more about conscience and how we can remain faithful to our conscience in our workplaces, amidst pressure and challenges not to. Doctors, nurses, hospital chaplains and all other health care workers are welcome. For further details see the poster at the back of Church or visit catholicmedicalassociation.org.uk/ Note for parish priests / secretaries Please do put this into your bulletins as soon as is possible and then again in mid April and early May . The poster is attached to this email and can be printed on A4 or A3 paper. Page 1 is a stand alone poster if you are short of space on the noticeboard. If your bulletin is short of space, please do feel free to leave out the list of speakers. We are very grateful for your help in letting your parishioners know about this conference.
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