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Talking to Children about Serious Ilness, Death and Dying | PC #4.7
“For adults grief is like wading through this enormous river whereas for children it's puddle jumping, but when they're in that puddle it's no different to the river.” - Julie Stokes, Winston’s Wish Learning Objectives: To explore perspectives and experiences… -
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Pain at End-of-Life | Pain Management and Palliative Care
Learning Objectives: By the end of this session, participants will be able to: Explain an approach to pain at end of life (EOL) Describe treatment modalities for pain at EOL Highlight key… -
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Symptom Management | PC #4.2
Learning Objectives: To develop an approach to dyspnea, nausea and vomiting in pediatric palliative care To describe non-pharmacologic and medication strategies for management of dyspnea, nausea and vomiting Dr. Dawn Davies, MD… -
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How to Introduce Paediatric Palliative Care | PC #4.1
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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Depression & Anxiety | PC #3.12
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 Meds + non-pharm tx, and… -
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Importance of Respite | PC #3.11
Learning Objectives: Importance of respite Respite in hospice Community respite Respite in Paediatric palliative care What is the importance of Respite? Ideal respite care Kat Brooks, RNH at the Roger Neilson House…
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