CHA is offering an on-demand recording of the December 3, 2025 Emerging Topics in Catholic Health Care Ethics Series 5, Session 3 — What Bioethics Can Learn from Those Who Are Incarcerated: Lessons on Respect for Patients webinar.

Please Note: You must have a CHA web account to access the on-demand recording.

Description

Co-sponsored by the Catholic Health Association in cooperation with Saint Louis University.

Drawing on her experience teaching Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy with an eye toward bioethics to students who are incarcerated, Yolonda Wilson, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Undergraduate Program Coordinator in the Department of Health Care Ethics at Saint Louis University will share how her students’ lived experiences in confinement shaped their perceptions of care and access to care, especially for chronic illnesses like diabetes. Dr. Wilson highlights how her students make meaningful connections on their own that fit nicely with some of the questions bioethicists grapple with every day.

Speakers

Nathaniel Blanton Hibner, MTS, Ph.D.
Senior Director, Ethics
Catholic Health Association of the United States

Yolonda Wilson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor; Undergraduate Program Coordinator
Department of Health Care Ethics
Saint Louis University