Serious Illness Conversation Provincial Collaborative ECHO Session Topic: SIC and Coaching Mentoring Strategies Cari Borenko, BA BSW RSW MHS Lead, Advance Care Planning, Fraser Health Authority Andrew Saunderson, BSW, MSW, RSW Social Worker, Advance Care Planning, Fraser Health Authority The health care system and its culture is reactionary and too often downstream focused. As health […]
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Serious Illness Conversation Provincial Collaborative ECHO Presenter: Dara Lewis RN Clinical Educator for the Regional Palliative Approach to Care Education team (RPACE) Vancouver Coastal Health Many patients with serious illness are receiving treatments that may not align with their wishes; in some cases, these treatments may be futile or may cause unnecessary suffering. Serious Illness
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Psychosocial Cohort 3: Spirituality Session Topic – “Shattered by grief: Supporting the search for meaning and sense of self in the chaos“ Linda Wollschlaeger-Fischer Manager of Counselling and Bereavement Services Canuck Place Children’s Hospice
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Psychosocial Cohort 3: Spirituality Session Topic – “Shattered by grief: Supporting the search for meaning and sense of self in the chaos“ Linda Wollschlaeger-Fischer Manager of Counselling and Bereavement Services Canuck Place Children’s Hospice
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Serious Illness Conversation Provincial Collaborative ECHO Session Topic: SIC and Disenfranchised Populations: The importance of utilizing a trauma-informed, trust building approach for Serious Illness Conversations with Structurally Vulnerable/Disenfranchised Populations Wallace Robinson, MSW RSW Leader for Advance Care Planning, Providence Health Care
Join Dr. Joshua Black, Research Manager for the BC Centre for Palliative Care, to learn about his study and research into Grief Dreams. In this ECHO session, Joshua will explore how you can work with your client’s dreams, and he will share with you his Dream Building worksheet. If you work with and provide care to adults, children and families who are affected by grief and loss and are looking for a tool to support the bereaved, join us on Wednesday, February 2nd at 10:00 am. This session is most appropriate for Health Care providers and Volunteers working in support of those who are bereaved.
“Supporting Attachment Needs of Grieving Children – Exploring The role of health care providers with Parents and Caregivers”
Emily Watson
MSW/RSW
Canuck Place Counseling and Bereavement Services
“The Embodied Experience of Young Adults and Adolescents Living with Serious Illness”
Andrea Johnson
MSW/RSW
Canuck Place Counseling and Bereavement Services
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This session will help you to consider how the new volunteer competency framework document will be of benefit in settings other than hospices, such as long-term care or volunteer-led community groups and organizations that support people effected with serious illness.
This session will help you to consider how the new volunteer competency framework document will be of benefit in settings other than hospices, such as long-term care or volunteer-led community groups and organizations that support people effected with serious illness.
