Resources / Palliative Care
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Delirium
Learning Objectives By the end of the session, participants will be able to: Provide a brief overview of delirium. Differentiate between delirium and terminal delirium Outline evidence-based management of delirium and terminal… -
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Wills & Estate Planning Considerations for Young Adults
Learning Objectives Identify the age and capacity requirements in Ontario for consent to treatments, wills and powers of attorney in young adults. Differentiate between wills, powers of attorney for personal care, and… -
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Supporting Non-verbal Children Living with Serious Illness
Learning Objectives By the end of the session, the participants will be able to: Demonstrate increased understanding of how Child Life Specialists collaborate with the interdisciplinary palliative care team to apply evidence-informed,… -
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Using a Trauma-Informed Lens to Support Parents/Cargivers of Children with Life-Threatening Illness
Learning Objectives Introduce a trauma-informed framework to practice Utilize a different model to parental mental health Develop a deeper understanding of the impact of living with a child with a life-limiting illness… -
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Memory Making & Legacy Creation
Learning Objectives Explore the impacts of memory-making for children, families, and healthcare providers, focusing on its role in creating legacies and supporting the grieving process. Describe specific memory-making practices offered at Roger… -
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Caregiver Presence
Learning Objectives Describe the evolution of caregiver presence in healthcare Identify the benefits of caregiver presence at the bedside Discuss the challenges and barriers caregivers and health teams encounter. Speakers Dr. Catherine…
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