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ECHO boomed in 2023 – A Successful Year for the ECHO Program

2023 has been an incredible year for the ECHO program -- the number of sessions offered increased by 48%, registrations were up by a whopping 540% (!), and our attendance numbers increased by 150%. And with an improved process for sharing session recordings, we are also seeing an uptick in video views. This tremendous year [...]

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Advance Care Planning publications 2023

Your Holiday reading list If you love curling up with a good journal article as much as we do, BCCPC has you covered this Holiday season! We are thrilled to share with you a series of new publications sharing insights and experiences from our community-led Advance Care Planning education program. These research papers are evidence-based,

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Compassionate Communities Evaluation Guide

Compassionate Communities Evaluation Guide - June 2023

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Some tempting fall offerings from ECHO… something for all tastes!

All Together - Conversations to exchange best practices + explore new ideas We are excited to be re-launching the ECHO Series: All Together Conversation to exchange best practices and explore new ideas. Building on the success of the 2022 symposium, this ECHO series is a continuation of the Centre’s efforts to help bridge the gap

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Falling for ECHO … what’s coming in autumn

Flexing Your Core We are pleased to announce that our cornerstone ECHO learning, Flexing Your Core is back! Flexing Your Core promotes a palliative approach to care and is foundational learning for anyone working with and supporting people with life altering illnesses. Open to health care providers and students who provide direct care for people

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Grief & Bereavement Literacy ECHO Series

The new Grief & Bereavement Literacy ECHO Series is a free learning opportunity for anyone interested in increasing their knowledge around grief and bereavement to support them personally or in their professional careers. We hope to attract a wide range of people including healthcare providers, community organizational staff and volunteers, and those personally affected by

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A moving closing ceremony in Kelowna

On July 26, 2023, members of the Kelowna Homelessness Research Centre (KHRC), BC Centre for Palliative Care (BCCPC), as well as the Lived Experience Circle on Homelessness (LECoH) gathered together at City Park in Kelowna, BC with guests Edna Terbasket of Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society and Elder Grouse Barnes of Westbank First Nation in a closing

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Strength in numbers – more than 1000 learners for Strengthen Your Core!

We have reached a milestone in our Strengthen Your Core online education program – more than 1,000 learners have registered for the Domain 1 module, Principles of palliative care and a palliative approach. The Strengthen Your Core program is a series of online modules covering the eight core competency domains of the BCCPC Interprofessional Competency

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ECHO into fall Grief & Bereavement and SIC headline the season’s offerings

The ECHO program continues to grow, educate and inspire. With a new series on Grief and Bereavement Literacy and what promises to be a fascinating session on Serious Illness Conversations (SIC) with young adults with development disability, there is always something interesting to ECHO about. Grief & Bereavement Literacy Series On August 15, we are

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ECHO – Grief and bereavement with Joshua Black, PhD

The BC Centre for Palliative Care (BCCPC), the Provincial Hub for the Palliative Care ECHO Project, is excited to announce new ECHO sessions and series on Grief and Bereavement. Beginning June 27, join Joshua Black, PhD, Bereavement Initiative Manager at BCCPC, to learn about and discuss the impact of COVID-19 on bereavement in British Columbia.

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