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Networking Event at ASBH

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Cleveland Clinic

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Tavern on South, Indianapolis

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Cleveland Clinic Center for Bioethics is excited to host a networking event during ASBH's annual conference.

Join us on Friday, October 16th, at 6:30 p.m., at Tavern on South. This is an informal event for attendees to learn about educational opportunities (Clinical Ethics Immersion Program (CLEIP) , Clinical Fellowship in Advanced Bioethics (CFAB), Moral Distress Reflective Debrief Facilitator Training) with Center members and connect with Center for Bioethics alumni.

Appetizers and 2 drink tickets provided.

RSVP is required. Please complete the form by 9/18/2026 https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Rin2BmHn4e.

If you have questions, please email [email protected]

Event start time: 06:30 pm

Event end time: 08:30 pm

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