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Registration now open for ECHO Child and Youth Mental Health
Our sister ECHO program for Child and Youth Mental Health at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) are starting a new cycle. Are you a Primary Care Provider (Family Physician, Pediatrician,… -
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How to Introduce Paediatric Palliative Care | PC #5.1
Learning Objectives: Reflect on barriers and strategies for referring clinicians who introduce Paediatric Palliative Care (PPC) to their patients Discuss strategies for introducing PPC to patients and families from the perspective of… -
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2021 Sounds of an ECHO
Do you hear that? It's the sound of a good attitude and gratitude at the end of Paediatric Project ECHO's fourth year! Did you know that sound especially music is a direct… -
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Depression & Anxiety | PC #4.12
Learning Objectives: This session will aim to: To provide basic information re: assessment and management of anxiety and depression To increase attendees’knowledge/comfort in: When to treat with pharmacological and non-pharm treatment, and… -
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Sibling Support: From the hospital to home and back | Palliative Care #4.11
Learning Objectives: Discuss the needs of siblings in standard patient and family-centered care Explore tangible interventions for involving siblings Share ideas for connecting siblings Joanna Humphreys, MD at Hamilton Health Sciences Joanna… -
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Gender Diversity: Information for Primary Care Providers
Primary care providers have an important role to play in discussing gender identity and gender health goals with patients and providing gender-affirming care or referrals for gender-affirming care. Learn more about how…
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