Access to Palliative Care in Canada 2023

Serious Illness Conversation Guide Implementation – Seeking participantsBCCPC is seeking participants for a research study looking at Serious Illness Conversation Guide Implementation in British Columbia We are conducting a […]

Palliative Nurse Clinician ECHO: Supporting clinicians’ growth and engagement across BC

Seed Grants Awarded – Cycle 5 11 community organizations will receive $5000 in grant funds   Cycle 5 of BCCPC’s Seed Grant funding has awarded $5000 to each of 11 community or […]

ECHO in 2023…. New sessions on the horizon Looking ahead to 2023, the BCCPC’s Palliative Care ECHO Program is looking at another year of dramatic growth with an impressive variety of t […]

Pall Ed Network Launched New network, new look, new approach When it comes to resources for health care providers, the BCCPC team has taken a bold, fresh approach to gathering […]

All teach, all learn: ECHO gets busy in Fall 2022 As the provincial hub for Pallium Canada’s Palliative Care ECHO project, BCCPC remains busy offering free sessions to a variety of audiences on a w […]

BCCPC’s ground-breaking research into bereavement services continues and is gaining steam! Fall 2022 is a busy time for the project: hosting symposia and a policy roundtable; extending their investigation into g […]

ECHO: Fall offerings for everyone Fall means crisp leaves, cooler mornings, and to many swinging back into education. BCCPC’s ECHO program has learning opportunities this fall that a […]

We’re looking for a panel of people with experience and understanding of hospice societies or community hospices in BC to lend their insights to a new project co-led by the BCCPC and the BC Hospice Palliative C […]

All Together Symposium 2022 On September 9, 2022, more than 90 organizations were represented at the inaugural All Together: Fostering Resilient Compassionate Communities Through […]

BCCPC has taken another step in making advance care planning (ACP) information more accessible for British Columbians by adapting their web-based resources for the Hindi-speaking community.

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ECHO into fall   It’s time to get excited about the upcoming ECHO series and sessions the Centre will be hosting through the fall. From key competencies to […]

Nationally and internationally recognized experts, inspiration, education and networking! There is something for everyone at BC’s inaugural Compassionate Communities Symposium on September 9, 2022.

There are s […]

The Serious Illness Conversation Guide (SICG) is a powerful communication tool for health care providers when talking to patients facing a life-limiting illness. However, when it was presented to nurses working in […]

An important development in our Bereavement in BC research project is underway: gathering perspectives of frontline workers or volunteers who provide services to people who are unhoused or vulnerably housed in […]

NEWS RELEASE

August 5, 2022

NEW WESTMINSTER: As a champion of the compassionate communities movement in British Columbia and beyond, the BC Centre for Palliative Care is please to host All Together: […]

Our annual ACP Day campaign is in the books, and it’s a perfect time to reflect on this year’s campaign … it’s successes and challenges.

Each year on April 16, ACP Day offers Canadians an opportunity to learn m […]

ECHO for everybody One of the best things about ECHO’s all teach, all learn approach is that it’s stretchy – it can cover any topic of interest to any group of peopl […]

Work on the Centre’s research project on bereavement supports continues, and the next developments in the project are to go “wider” and “deeper” into the research.
A wider look: exploring grief with the vulnerabl […]