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Consensus recommendations to support nursing practice
in home palliative care

BCCPC has released an expert consensus statement to guide nursing decision-making in the care of people receiving palliative care who need subcutaneous medications for symptom management at home.

Recognizing the essential role of family caregivers in cases where people living with serious illness are cared for at home, BCCPC convened an expert panel of nurses, prescribers, pharmacists, and family members with lived experience to create a consensus statement to address gaps in guidelines around preparation and administration of subcutaneous medication in home-based palliative care.

Upcoming Education Events

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The education events posted on this calendar are specifically tailored to include formal Health Care Providers who are responsible for the care of people affected by life-limiting illness.

The selection of organizations and events for posting on this calendar has been conducted based on established criteria set by BCCPC. Unless stated otherwise in the event description, the events listed here are neither created nor endorsed by BCCPC.

Any opinions or views expressed during the events do not necessarily reflect of the views of BCCPC. If you would like to propose the inclusion of an upcoming educational event, please contact us at PalliativeEducationNetwork@bc-cpc.ca

December 10, 2024

Flexing Your Core ECHO-Domain 8: Self-care (Fall 2024)

December 11, 2024

BCEHS Approach to Essential Conversations

All BCCPC ECHO sessions are provided in partnership with Pallium Canada. Please note that Pallium Canada and its ECHO Hub partners across Canada offer numerous sessions and communities of practice that are accessible to health care providers in B.C. at no cost. To learn more about these opportunities, please visit http://www.echopalliative.com/about-the-palliative-care-echo-project/

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