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Did you know? 🧐 Pallium Canada is working with Canadian researchers to map the current state of #PalliativeCare in ON and BC as a pilot? The maps cover key indicators like policy, education, palliative care services, and community engagement. By collecting data from healthcare leaders, surveys, and focus groups, this initiative is paving the way for a more integrated and supportive palliative care system. Future plans include expanding this mapping to all provinces and territories in Canada. Want to see what the Atlas looks like? Check out a sample from the pilot study here: https://lnkd.in/ggUK-Vbg

How we approach conversations about euthanasia has a direct impact on patient care and can either alleviate or compound grief for our clients. Our guide details the ten key steps we follow when having these conversations and addresses the importance of providing options, empathetic support, and resources for decision-making. These resources are free, and such a simple way to continue education around end of life care 💕 https://lnkd.in/g5HMMzuX

Beginning the journey into the spirit world: First Nations, Inuit and Métis approaches to palliative and end-of-lifecare in Canada is a foundational reference document for readers (health-care providers and professionals, service providers, orders of government and educators) and the Partnership to guide the development and implementation of strategies, programs and resources—supporting the delivery of high-quality culturally congruent palliative and end-of-life care, specific to the priorities and needs of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples, their families and communities. In particular, knowledge shared in this report can aid readers to adapt, scale and reference strategies, programs and resources that support Indigenous approaches to palliative and end-of-life care. Beginning the journey to the spirit world: https://lnkd.in/efxjZUQY

Totally agree! Lack of access to palliative care must be addressed within the framework of broader systemic injustices.  Social criteria such as race, class, gender, age, (dis)ability, nationality, language and sexual orientation intersect in powerful ways to influence access to power, status and resources, with greater disparities manifesting in neoliberal, capitalist contexts.  Thus, integrating needs and rights-based approaches in palliative care must challenge the structural conditions that underlie inequitable access.  Need to move beyond a narrow expert-led clinical approach to biopsychosocial, spiritual and participatory approaches.

🔔 Attention LinkedIn Network 🔔 The Board of Transplant Australia has embarked on a decision that may have far-reaching implications, the extent of which they may not yet fully grasp. By convening an Extraordinary General Meeting to propose a special resolution for the expulsion of a transplant recipient based on an alleged breach of their social media policy, they are shedding light on the true nature of their actions. It's crucial for organisations to uphold fairness and transparency in their decisions, especially when it involves matters as sensitive as membership expulsion. This move raises questions about accountability & adherence to proper procedures. Remembering that being a Transplant Recipient is possibly the only prerequisite for being a member. Australian Organ and Tissue Authority Anne Ruston Anika Wells As professionals in our respective fields, let's engage in discussions that encourage ethical conduct and responsible governance within our organisations. Below is an extract of notice to members. 21 February, 2024 Notice of Extraordinary General Meeting Members of Transplant Australia are hereby invited to attend an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of Transplant Australia to be held via Zoom teleconference. Date: Thursday 14 March 2024 Time: 7.00pm (AEDT) Business: For the Directors to move a resolution to confirm the decision to expel Mr Robert Manning as a Member of Transplant Australia. No business apart from the question of Mr Manning's expulsion will be transacted. To Register: All members will need to register by 5pm (AEDT) Monday 11 March, 2024 via the following link to attend the meeting. Proxy: A proxy form is available for those unable to attend the meeting. The following EGM documents are available for review: https://lnkd.in/eEZnzeJX https://lnkd.in/ea-xQQkF https://lnkd.in/esgVKiWj https://lnkd.in/eYgGf5JX https://lnkd.in/efSG7hV9 #EthicalGovernance #TransparencyMatters #ProfessionalEthics #Accountability #LinkedInDiscussion

You can learn more about this project on my podcast episode with Alicia Duyvejonck DNP, AGNP, NP-C, AQH: https://lnkd.in/e9at7gUB

Check out this short podcast episode about our poster presentation!

Senate Community Affairs Enquiry into the alarming Australian Excess Deaths statistics (Committee ID: 2525375) Official Recording of Senate Committee Proceedings from the Australian Parliament 13/06/2024 Australian excess deaths. At 14:15 a segment reports: Covid mRNA for 1 year of reporting represent 23% of ALL other adverse event reports combined in whole 53 year history of DAEN reporting for ALL medicines mRNA shot s represent 38% of all cardiac disorders There are 1024 reported deaths (are there more, hasn’t TGA stopped reporting? One pointed segment just after 14:16 pm by Dr Jeyanthi Kunadhasan starts at 14:10 on the APH website but the whole day is an important watch 21 died in the vaccinated arm (several less than placebo) and in the actual mRNA recipient group, there were sudden (unexpected?) deaths in 10 of the vaccinated group of otherwise apparently healthy people - and these 10 deaths did NOT all get autopsy delivered for the trial to review- 10 unexplained (hidden?) deaths in the mRNA trial data !!?? How is there ANY reasonable or scientific way to conclude the shot was safe based on the trial data?? How have TGA not been utterly negligent and derelict in their duty of care? https://lnkd.in/gP9dpTus

Third Congress of Palliative Care in the Republic of Benin

Partner with the globally esteemed foundation acknowledging progress benefiting human health. Learn more about how a partnership with the Galien Foundation can help to bridge borders, traverse new policies stemming disease, and save lives: https://lnkd.in/ehmHAi3n