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A Research to Practice Webinar: Building palliative care capacity by engaging generalist providers and patients and families

A Research to Practice Webinar

Presenter: Dr. Hsien Seow, Professor, McMaster University;
Canada Research Chair in Palliative Care and Health System Innovation.

Dr. Seow will share results from his national randomized trial, called CAPACITI, which tested palliative care education in primary care teams. He will also share the lessons learned from the Waiting Room Revolution podcast and social movement to activate patients and families.

Co-sponsored by the Institute for Healthy Living and Chronic Disease Prevention, and North Okanagan Hospice Society
Free and open to the public – Everyone is welcome

Please see the North Okanagan Hospice Society’s Events website for more information and to register for this webinar.

“Children’s Grief” – Grief & Bereavement Literacy ECHO

In this session of our Grief and Bereavement Literacy ECHO Series we welcome Meaghan Jackson, Lumara Grief and Bereavement Care Society to share on Children’s Grief. We look forward to learn together and for participants to interact and share their experiences and knowledge.

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

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Palliative Care in the Emergency Department – CPCNA Webinar

Canadian Palliative Nursing Association
September 28th  1200-1300 (EST) CPCNA is presenting Katie Nichol
Virtual session
(0900-1000 PST)

“Palliative Care in the Emergency Department”

Many patients have palliative needs that would be better served outside of the acute care setting, but once admitted to the hospital, it may be difficult to transition back to the community. The emergency department (ED) is often the entry point to admission and can be pivotal in patients’ subsequent healthcare journey. In 2018, a pilot project was implemented in a Canadian, tertiary care, academic ED, where a palliative care nurse specialist was available for consultation to ED health care professionals and patients with goals to: a) reduce admissions from the ED for patients choosing to have a palliative approach to their care; b) increase coordination between the ED and community resources; and c) mentor, role model, and provide education of a palliative approach to care with the ED staff.

This presentation will describe the outcomes of this ongoing project, more than 5 years after its inception and will discuss how the project has evolved and highlight lessons learned.

To REGISTER click here and find out more on their webinars page

Case Rounds (The Division of Palliative Care UBC 2023/2024 Educational Rounds)

Case Rounds: details TBA

The Division of Palliative is excited to present the 2023/2024 Educational Rounds schedule. Dr. Matthieu Hubert is the Educational Rounds Lead and reviews feedback from each rounds to develop and book in speakers and topics for upcoming sessions.

To sign up for Educational Rounds meetings, access slides or recordings, or to reach out with an idea for a topic or speaker, please view their website for further information:

2023/2024 Educational Rounds Schedule

Case Rounds (The Division of Palliative Care UBC 2023/2024 Educational Rounds)

Case Rounds: details TBA

The Division of Palliative is excited to present the 2023/2024 Educational Rounds schedule. Dr. Matthieu Hubert is the Educational Rounds Lead and reviews feedback from each rounds to develop and book in speakers and topics for upcoming sessions.

To sign up for Educational Rounds meetings, access slides or recordings, or to reach out with an idea for a topic or speaker, please view their website for further information:

2023/2024 Educational Rounds Schedule

Journal Club (The Division of Palliative Care UBC 2023/2024 Educational Rounds)

Journal Club with Dr. Emily Nguyen (details TBA)

The Division of Palliative is excited to present the 2023/2024 Educational Rounds schedule. Dr. Matthieu Hubert is the Educational Rounds Lead and reviews feedback from each rounds to develop and book in speakers and topics for upcoming sessions.

To sign up for Educational Rounds meetings, access slides or recordings, or to reach out with an idea for a topic or speaker, please view their website for further information:

2023/2024 Educational Rounds Schedule

Case Rounds: “Trauma-Informed Care” (The Division of Palliative Care UBC 2023/2024 Educational Rounds)

Case Rounds with Dr. Dilshaan Panjwan: “Trauma-Informed Care”

The Division of Palliative is excited to present the 2023/2024 Educational Rounds schedule. Dr. Matthieu Hubert is the Educational Rounds Lead and reviews feedback from each rounds to develop and book in speakers and topics for upcoming sessions.

To sign up for Educational Rounds meetings, access slides or recordings, or to reach out with an idea for a topic or speaker, please view their website for further information:

2023/2024 Educational Rounds Schedule

Flexing Your Core ECHO-Domain 8: Self-care

 

Following the Domain 8 module on Learning Hub, this session focuses on identifying  self-care strategies and knowing how to support others in the workplace resulting in better patient outcomes, increased patient and family satisfaction, improving health care worker well-being, and preventing burnout.

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Flexing Your Core ECHO-Domain 7: Professional & Ethical Practice

Following the Domain 7 module on Learning Hub, this session introduces common ethical issues in end-of-life care. Learners will have the opportunity to practice ethical decision making by discussing a case study.

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Flexing Your Core ECHO-Domain 6: Loss, Grief, and Bereavement

Following the Domain 6 module on Learning Hub, this session will address the assumption that loss, grief and bereavement are thought of as a “linear” experience. This session aims to help you identify that people experience grief differently and explore ways to support grief and loss for both patients and their families through a case study.

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