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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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Serious Illness Conversation Guide Implementation – Seeking participants

BCCPC is seeking participants for a research study looking at Serious Illness Conversation Guide Implementation in British Columbia We are conducting a study to better understand the implementation of the Serious Illness Conversation Guide (SICG) across British Columbia. The results of the study will inform the development of a Quality Improvement Toolkit aimed at supporting

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About the Serious Illness Care Community of Practice

The Serious Illness Care Community of Practice in British Columbia is supported by the BC Centre for Palliative Care. It is a private space for collaboration between interdisciplinary teams providing education and implementing the Serious Illness Care Program at their institutions. This virtual community provides education and implementation support through peer mentoring, sharing of experiences

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Translations of the Serious Illness Conversation Materials Agreement Form

Evaluation and delivery form for the SIC translation files Ingrid See, RN, BSN, MEd, of Vancouver Home Hospice in Canada, led a team who rigorously and thoughtfully translated the Serious Illness Conversation Guide (SICG) and the Family Communication Guide into 11 languages: Arabic, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Farsi, Japanese, Korean, Punjabi, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese.

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

Falling for ECHO … what’s coming in autumn

Serious Illness Conversation Guide Implementation – Seeking participants

About the Serious Illness Care Community of Practice

Translations of the Serious Illness Conversation Materials Agreement Form

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