Events for Health-Care Professionals
The team at BCCPC has gathered links to education events designed for Health Care Providers caring for people affected by life-limiting illness. The events are not created or endorsed by BCCPC unless stated in the description.
Grief Chats Q&A
onlineJoin grief specialists Maxxine Rattner (MSW, RSW) and Marney Thompson (MA, RCC) for the first Grief Chats Q&A – a monthly webinar where they will respond to your questions about loss and grief. Click to Register
Quiet Change. Journeying Through Life’s Final Chapter with Dignity and Love
Session Resources: Session recording: YouTube Summary notes: Quiet Change- Journeying Through Life's Final Chapter with Dignity and Love All Together, a compassionate communities initiative, is open to Health Care Providers, Volunteers, Volunteer lead organizations, Community Groups, and individuals looking to be inspired by and learn from others developing compassionate communities. Currently, we ask people through […]
Integrating Essential Conversations in LTC: Perspectives from Fraser Health
onlineSession Resources: Session recording: YouTube Presentation slides Summary notes: Summary-Note-Integrating-Essential-Conversations-in-LTC-Perspectives-from-FH.pdf (bc-cpc.ca) This session will focus on the learnings from a team in Fraser Health focusing on integrating a palliative approach to care in the Long Term Care (LTC) setting through a Quality Improvement (QI) approach. Dr. Laura Gordon and Dr. Nick Petropolis will share the […]
Disenfranchised Loss: Addressing the Needs of Pet Loss Grief Support
onlineSession Resources YouTube recording Session presentation slides Session summary note Part of our Grief & Bereavement Literacy ECHO series Pet loss can evoke profound grief, yet this disenfranchised loss offers inadequate recognition and support in comparison to traditional grief support frameworks. This session aims to shed light on the unique challenges of pet loss grief […]
Flexing Your Core ECHO-Domain 1: Principles of Palliative Care and Palliative Approach (Fall 2024)
Session resources Session summary discussion notes: https://www.bc-cpc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/FYC-Domain-1-2024.10.08-ECHO-Session-Summary-Note.pdf 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 […]
Grief Chats Q&A
onlineJoin grief specialists Maxxine Rattner (MSW, RSW) and Marney Thompson (MA, RCC) for the first Grief Chats Q&A – a monthly webinar where they will respond to your questions about loss and grief. Click to Register
McGill International Palliative Care Congress
Palais des Congrès de Montréal 1001 Pl. Jean-Paul-Riopelle, Montreal, QB, CanadaAfter a successful return in 2022, the McGill International Palliative Care Congress will be held at the Palais des Congrès de Montréal, from October 15-18, 2024. This major gathering of healthcare professionals and palliative care specialists from around the world has been hosted in Montréal every second year since 1976. The McGill International Congress offers […]
Call for Abstracts – Now Open! 35th Palliative Care Education & Research Conference: Compassion & Hope
onlineTo submit an abstract for consideration please click here The submission deadline is April 4, 2024. Abstracts on all aspects of palliative & end of life care are welcome. Ensuring that the needs and wishes of each person with a life-limiting illness and their family are understood. Learn about palliative care needs and enhance […]
Flexing Your Core ECHO-Domain 3: Communication (Fall 2024)
Session resources Session summary discussion notes: https://www.bc-cpc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Domain-3-Flexing-Your-Core.pdf This session we will discuss foundational communication skills such as active listening. We will also explore a person-centered framework used to guide conversations focusing on what’s important to a person with life limiting illness.
The Next Day: What Happens After Someone Dies
onlineSession resources Session summary notes: 2024.10.24. The Next Day: What Happens After Someone Dies Session recording: YouTube recording Part of our Grief & Bereavement Literacy ECHO series After someone dies they are transferred into the care of the entirely privatised BC deathcare system. In this session, Emily from DeathCare BC will take participants through the […]
