Accountability
Evaluation,
continuous improvement, critically-reflective practice, and praxis
(integrating theory and practice) have been central to the Canadian
Pallium Project's ability to assist stakeholders innovate, change,
adapt. Accountability also means sharing the rationale, stories and
insights about what has been done, why, and the results.
GOVERNMENT, STAKEHOLDERS AND CITIZENS
Principals
of the Canadian Pallium
Project have testified before House of Commons and Senate committees
about serious-illness and dying. They have also reported
back on one-time Government of Canada investments which total $4.5 million as of March 31, 2007. With
in-kind contributions of seconded, volunteer, and other professional
service time and resources of stakeholders, the overall leveraged
activity in collaborative initiatives is estimated to be more than $12
million since 2001:
- 2011 (2012/13) Pre-budget Consultation Brief (12 Aug 11) .pdf (200 KB)
- Notes for/from briefing of GoC Minister of Finance (7 Mar 11) .pdf (533 KB)
- Notes from Dr Pereira briefing of PCPCC members (26 Nov 10) .pdf (44 KB)
- Citizen brief for PCPCC Round Table (23 Oct 2010) .pdf (165 KB)
- Letter from Hon Leona Aglukkaq r.e., 2010/11 pre-budget .pdf (19 KB)
- Government of Canada 10/11 Pre-budget consult (5 Nov 09) .pdf (658 KB)
- Evidence extract - Standing Committee on Finance (5 Nov 09) .pdf (399 KB)
- Pallium Statement to the Special Senate Committee on Aging .pdf (392 KB)
- CHPCA Brief to Special Senate Committee on Aging .pdf (102 KB)
- Capstone slides - 2007 PHCTF National Conference .pdf (685 KB)
- Summary statement - 2007 PHCTF National Conference .pdf (131 KB)
- The Pursuit of Possibility - Report to Stakeholders .pdf (159 KB) GoogleVideo- Phase II External Evaluation Report - View from the Canopy .pdf (599 KB)
- Health Canada archival listing of the PHCTF investment .pdf (.99 KB)
- Phase II Operations Report (note: links to be updated) .pdf (482 KB)
PAPERS
Select peer-reviewed papers that share the narrative and outcomes about design approaches, elements, and results:
- 2010 JPC paper - Phase II Aboriginal Relations approach PubMed
- 2010 JPM paper - competencies of HPC spiritual care providers PubMed
- 2010 CancerCare Ontario - LEAP use for mentoring support .pdf (406 KB)
- 2008 JLHS paper (WHO HHR) - Pallium learning/development .pdf (303 KB)
- 2007 RTNA invited paper on Creative Knowledge Transfer .pdf (596 KB)
- 2004 - A survey of PDA use by palliative medicine practitioners PubMed
- 2005 declarative design paper for Phase II project PubMed
- 2004 paper outlining university-community engagement .pdf (83 KB)
- 2001 paper informing needs assessment design of Phase I .pdf (47 KB)
JURIED PRESENTATIONS AT CONFERENCES
Principals of the Pallium Project have presented
many sessions at provincial, national and international meetings. These
are some examples:
- E-learning in HPC (2007) national workshop slides/notes .pdf (2.75 MB)
- Pallium Phase II in-brief (2006) ICCTI Montreal .pdf (37 KB)
- Plenary on Online Learning at 2006 EFPPEC Symposium .pdf (348 KB)
- Aboriginal Clients and Families - Engaging Diversity (2005) .pdf (63 KB)
- Communities of Care with Aboriginal Families (2004) .pdf (167 KB)
- Online Journal Club (OJC) Insights - 14th ICCTI (2002) .pdf (151 KB)
- Pallium Phase I report - 14th ICCTI (2002) .pdf (97 KB)
JURIED POSTERS AT CONFERENCES
Principals of the Pallium Project have presented many posters at
provincial, national and international meetings. These are in a smaller
PDF format:
- Phase III consultation & proposed directions (CHPCC, 08) .pdf (287 KB)
- Collaborative peer resource development (CHPCC, 2008) .pdf (791 KB)
- Evaluating complex palliative care projects (EAPC 2007) .pdf (284 KB)
- Emerging e-learning technologies in palliative care (EAPC 07) .pdf (224 KB)
- Accelerating change in complex health care (EAPC 2007) .pdf (255 KB)
- Spiritual Care Development progress report (ICCTI, 2004) .pdf (1.86 MB)
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