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Eight weekly, three-hour live sessions that combine short lectures, readings and media, and small-group, interdisciplinary case-based discussion. Cases are examined through legal, clinical, medical, and community-based perspectives.

The course resists prescriptive models, emphasizing clinical judgment, cultural humility, and the ability to navigate complexity, ethical ambiguity, and real-world constraints. It reflects the realities of care coordination across systems and offers a learning space for practitioners doing emotionally demanding work — one that values reflection, limits, and solidarity and connection with peers.