Sessions Resources Session summary notes: FYC-Domain-7-Professional-Ethical-Practice-session-summary-notes.pdf In this session we will identify and discuss common ethical issues in palliative care and we will talk through steps to take in addressing ethical issues by discussing a case scenario.
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Session Resources session summary notes: FYC ECHO session Domain 6: Grief, Loss & Bereavement In this session we will discuss how each person’s grief experience is unique. Participants will work through scenarios discussing ways to support patients and colleagues.
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Session resources Session summary: FYC Domain 5 Care Planning & Collaborative Practice We will identify the importance of determining a person’s goals for their care at end of life and discuss key elements of anticipatory care planning. Participants will discuss a case study to apply their learnings.
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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.
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Session Resources Session Discussion Summary notes This session is an introduction to promoting comfort and quality of life for people with life-limiting illness. Learners will discuss applying the steps of symptom management and supporting wellness to a case study.
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Session resources session summary: Cultural Safety & Humility FYC Nov 26 This session explores concepts such as privilege and how it can lead to culturally inappropriate care. Scenarios will be presented to learners and the session will focus on recognizing ways to respond, identifying that each individual we care for is unique, and understanding personal
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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
Session 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
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Session Resources: Presentation slides Session recording: YouTube Session summary notes Part of our Grief & Bereavement Literacy ECHO Series Dallas Shirley will share from her years of experience supporting families with grief and loss, ways to use play therapy to support the grieving process. Following the presentation t here will be opportunity to interact and
Session 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
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