Pallium Canada

A heartfelt thank you! 🌟 On October 18, we witnessed something extraordinary. Thousands of health care professionals from around the world came together at the World’s Largest Palliative Care ECHO Session, united to advance palliative care, share innovations and advocate for compassionate end-of-life care for everyone. Thank you to our incredible panelists, dedicated supporters and attendees who made this event a true success!   Missed the session? The recording is now available: https://lnkd.in/dD7QJ6iw Jeffrey Moat, CM Lesley Goodburn Sarah Nyariki Sreedevi Warrier Project ECHO

Our CEO, Jeffrey Moat, CM, joined Ruby Chang and Meghan Gorosh for a panel discussion on cultural perspectives on palliative care at #CANNT2024 in Ottawa! They shared valuable insights with nephrology professionals and social workers. Thank you to the Canadian Association of Nephrology Nurses and Technologists (CANNT) and the Canadian Association of Nephrology Social Workers (CANSW) for hosting this conference. It was a great opportunity to connect, collaborate, and highlight the importance of compassionate care.

The time has come–happening in 30 minutes! ⏰ The World’s Largest Palliative Care ECHO Session is just 30 minutes away! Join us from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. ET, either online or in-person at the McGill International Palliative Care Congress in Montreal.  This is your last chance to be part of this global movement and learn from internationally renowned experts about the future of palliative care. Don’t miss this opportunity to help improve the care we provide to patients and families facing serious illness. Register to join us: https://lnkd.in/emKxMce9

Only 1 day left! 📢 Tomorrow, thousands of health care professionals from around the world will come together for the World’s Largest Palliative Care ECHO Session at 9:30 a.m. ET. Why does this matter? Because compassionate care at the most vulnerable times in a person’s life can make all the difference. This event will connect us all in a global movement to learn from international experts, share innovative approaches, and strengthen the support we offer to patients and families facing serious illness, no matter where they live. This is your chance to be part of something bigger – register now: https://buff.ly/4cNldG3

Only 2 days left to register! ⏳ Join us this Friday, October 18 at 9:30 a.m. ET for the World's Largest #PalliativeCare ECHO Session, and be a part of a global palliative care movement. In just 2 days, we're bringing together thousands of health care professionals from around the world to discuss innovative approaches and best practices in primary palliative care with internationally renowned experts. Don't miss your chance to: ✔️ Learn from a panel of internationally acclaimed experts. ✔️ Discover new ways to integrate palliative care into primary and specialized settings. ✔️ Be part of a historic global palliative care event. ✔️ Enjoy the event in seven different languages. Register now: https://lnkd.in/emKxMce9

We’re excited to welcome Lesley Goodburn, a panelist from the United Kingdom, to the World’s Largest Palliative Care ECHO Session on October 18, 2024! For the past decade, Lesley has dedicated herself to improving end-of-life care following the loss of her husband, Seth, who passed away from pancreatic cancer just 33 days after his diagnosis.  Join us to learn from her invaluable insights.    Register now: https://lnkd.in/gUrds2J5 

The challenges in #PalliativeCare know no borders, and neither should our solutions. On #WHPCD24, we’re reminded that together, we can improve the quality of life for those facing life limiting illnesses around the world. Join us next week for the World’s Largest #PalliativeCare ECHO Session on October 18, where thousands of health care professionals from around the world will come together to share knowledge and explore innovative approaches to improve care for all. Let’s make history together! Register now: https://buff.ly/4cNldG3

Canadians continue to face significant challenges in accessing palliative care, especially in underserved rural and remote communities. Today, on World Hospice and Palliative Care Day, we are reminded of the critical need for equitable solutions to address these gaps. The Canadian Palliative Care Atlas will help to bridge these gaps, by offering an unparalleled overview of palliative care services across the country. By providing policymakers and health care leaders with the data they need for informed decision-making, we can ensure that every Canadian who need palliative care has better access to high-quality services. Discover the promising insights from our pilot study: https://buff.ly/48kNIsK #WHPCD24

Meet Aparna Gupta, DNP, EMBA, FACHE, CPHQ, ANP-BC, an esteemed panelist representing the USA at the World’s Largest Palliative Care ECHO Session on October 18, 2024! As the Vice President of Quality at the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, Aparna has over 20 years of healthcare leadership experience, including roles at UnitedHealth Group and Allegheny Health Network. A board-certified nurse practitioner, she specializes in quality improvement, healthcare operations, and complex disease management. Join us to gain insights from her expertise in care. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gUrds2J5

Pallium Canada was thrilled to host the fourth Provincial-Territorial Advisory Group in Palliative Care meeting yesterday in Toronto.    We joined representatives and experts from provinces and territories across Canada for a collaborative session to share updates on national initiatives, quality standards, the Canadian Atlas of Palliative Care, palliative care indicators, and more. Thank you to all those who attended, including Deena Waddleton, Stacy Burgess, Leonie Herx MD PhD CHE CCFP(PC) FCFP, Dr. José Pereira, Soura Rosen, Mireille Lecours, Jeffrey Moat, CM, Susan Blacker, Salina Fukumoto, Stephanie St. Pierre, Nathanael Patriquin and Denise Grad! We look forward to continuing to work collaboratively across the country to ensure everyone in Canada has access to timelier, more effective, and compassionate palliative care. #PTAGforPalliativeCare