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Flexing Your Core ECHO-The Leading Edge (Winter 2026)

Part of our Flexing Your Core ECHO series

In this session we will identify and discuss common issues in palliative care, and we will talk through steps to take in addressing ethical issues by discussing a case scenario. Participants will have the opportunity to reflect on how education, evaluation, QI and research are important in palliative care contexts.

Flexing Your Core ECHO-Providing Comfort & Care (Winter 2026)

Part of our Flexing Your Core ECHO series

This session is an introduction to promoting comfort and quality of life for people with a life-limiting illness and their family. Together we will discuss supporting symptom management as someone transitions through their last days and hours of life.

Flexing Your Core ECHO-At the Core of Caring (Winter 2026)

Part of our Flexing Your Core ECHO series

As healthcare providers, we know self-care is important, yet it’s something many of us may not take time to reflect on. This session we will focus on our own self-care needs and discuss ways to support each other, ourselves and our colleagues.

Flexing Your Core ECHO-Supporting Grief & Loss (Winter 2026)

Part of our Flexing Your Core ECHO series

In this session, we will discuss how each person’s grief experience is unique. Participants will work through scenarios discussing ways to support patients, families, and colleagues.

Flexing Your Core ECHO-Goals in Motion: Achieving What Matters (Winter 2026)

Part of our Flexing Your Core ECHO series

In this session we will identify the importance of determining a person’s goals for their care and discuss key elements of Advance Care Planning and Advocacy. Participants will discuss a case study to apply their learnings.

Flexing Your Core ECHO-Essentials of Communication (Winter 2026)

Part of our Flexing Your Core ECHO series

This session we will discuss foundational communication skills and explore a person-centered framework used to guide conversations focusing on what’s important to a person with life-limiting illness. Participants will also have the opportunity to discuss providing virtual care.

Flexing Your Core ECHO-Cultural Safety & Humility Practices (Winter 2026)

Part of our Flexing Your Core ECHO series

This session explores concepts such as privilege, personal and systemic biases and how it can lead to culturally inappropriate care. Scenarios will be shared, and the session will focus on recognizing ways to respond towards providing culturally safer care.

Flexing Your Core ECHO-The Basics of a Palliative Approach (Winter 2026)

 

Part of our Flexing Your Core ECHO series

This session introduces key concepts of a palliative approach. We will discuss who would benefit from a palliative approach to care and talk about a health care provider’s role in providing this approach to care for their patients. A case study will be discussed with participants to give opportunity to reflect on their learnings.

AboutGrief: An Action Plan and New National Grief Portal

Part of our Grief & Bereavement Literacy ECHO Series

This session explores the Canadian Grief Alliance’s Next Steps Action Plan for Grief and Canada’s new National Grief portal, launched in July 2025, called Aboutgrief.ca. The portal aims to help people who are living with grief and those who are supporting others in their grief. It includes articles, a resource map, a Grief Assistant, and a spot to ‘send’ messages.

Session poster you can print and share linked here.

Presenter: Marney Thompson, M.A., Director of Bereavement Services, Victoria Hospice Society

This series is for anyone interested in increasing their knowledge around grief and bereavement to support them personally or in their professional careers.

Inclusive Pathways in LTC – Building Belonging for 2SLGBTQIA+ Older Adults in Care

 

Part of the All Together ECHO Series

2SLGBTQIA+ older adults continue to face systemic barriers, invisibility, and unmet needs across hospice, palliative, and long-term care. This session shares lessons from the first year of a two-year provincial initiative led by Dignity Seniors Society to strengthen safer, more welcoming care pathways for 2SLGBTQIA+ people at the end of life. The session opens with Labhrás Quigley introducing the Inclusive Long-Term Care Project, its origins, partnerships across health authorities, and the progress made toward affirming care for 2SLGBTQIA+ older adults throughout British Columbia. Through stories, emerging findings, and practical tools, participants will reflect on how care providers and health systems can build capacity and foster environments grounded in belonging, safety, and dignity.

Presenter: Labhrás Quigley, Project Lead, Dignity Seniors Society

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