‘Overwhelm’ has become the norm in everyday life for many of us, as structures of experience that were once predictable and reliable have become volatile and incoherent. Healthcare, worldwide, can be described as in a state of ‘crisis ordinariness’. Systems are teetering, inducing constant anxiety for those expected to deliver services as well as those who rely on healthcare systems to navigate physical and mental threats to wellbeing.
This interactive webinar will explore the value of generosity as an optimistic response to permacrisis. How does generosity constitute, in the words of cultural theorist Lauren Berlant, ‘a collectively invested form of life’? What are the limits of generosity as an ethical action? How might acts of generosity affirm or deny modes of interpersonal relationships in professional contexts?
This interactive webinar will explore generosity as a social value in healthcare. We will explore generosity as a sustaining value, capable of sustaining interpersonal interactions as enactments of relationships of care in these precarious times.
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The Human Values in Healthcare Forum
Is a small but growing registered charity whose key aim is to humanise health and social care. We believe that human values such as compassion, wisdom, integrity, and justice are of pivotal importance in health and social care and more generally for humanity’s future. We will act as a learning organisation and community of practice, inviting a broad spectrum of individuals and groups who are willing to engage in creative dialogue, shared problem solving and relevant activities. We will collaborate, support, and engage with those who broadly share our aims and values.
Who is this event for?
All those working in primary care, palliative care, public health, community health, carers, healthcare policy makers and managers, social enterprises, community interest groups, charities and interested members of the public. We look forward to welcoming you!
Contact: info@humanvaluesforum.com