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All Together Symposium – participant reactions continue

The kudos for the second All Together: Nurturing Partnerships. Reimagining Palliative Care. continue to flow in. Attendee breakdown: This highly successful event hosted nearly 200 attendees: 50% work in the health system, 30% work in community non-profits, 10% work in research, knowledge translation and policy development, 4% are health-care students, 7% others. Our attendees rated

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All Together Symposium 2024 Recap

Last week, around 200 participants gathered in downtown Vancouver for the All Together Symposium 2024: Nurturing Partnerships. Reimagining Palliative Care. During a vibrant day with over 40 sessions on wide-ranging topics, attendees were informed, challenged and inspired: “A most excellent conference! The mix of plenary sessions (excellent) and informative breakout formats carried the momentum and

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ECHO: Flexing Your Core

Our cornerstone ECHO learning, Flexing Your Core, is back for Autumn 2024! Flexing Your Core promotes a palliative approach to care. The content is accessible to those – healthcare providers and students -- who are unfamiliar with palliative care or a palliative approach and provides a comprehensive foundation for anyone working with and supporting people

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ECHO Series Spotlight: Updates and Innovations in Essential Conversations for the Health Care Team

Since launching the Essential Conversations series in 2022, BCCPC has hosted 10 sessions illustrating how these conversations can be implemented into everyday practice, focusing on the role and scope of all healthcare providers working with patients, not just specific disciplines. (A number of past sessions recording are available on our YouTube page) Some of the

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