Hospice Palliative Care Practice Resources
Canadians expect those serving the
seriously-ill and dying to incorporate current evidence and provide safe, effective, compassionate, and ethical services
that are responsive to local needs.
Pallium
has evolved an approach to
practice change management and service delivery that uses workplace
learning and knowledge translation in practical ways so new insights
and 'know how' can be integrated into daily work.
Using a dialogic approach, academic health leaders work closely
with skilled community-based practice leaders to develop novel, pragmatic, and evidence-informed
education resources and decision-support tools. Many are available below or through the CHPCA Marketplace.
ROLE PLANNING AND JOB DESIGN TOOLS
- Registered Nursing - Hospice Palliative Care monograph .pdf (326 KB)
- Primary Palliative Care Professional - DACUM profile (2002) .pdf (51 KB)
- Palliative Care Leaders (regional) - DACUM profile (2002) .pdf (49 KB)
- HPC Spiritual Care Professional - profile (2005) .pdf (287 KB)
ORIENTATION SUPPORT MATERIALS (customizable)
Dying for Care (Insights about palliative care in Canada, 17 minutes)
COURSEWARE AND CURRICULUM RESOURCES
- Learning Essential Approaches to Palliative and End-of-Life Care (2006)
PRACTICE-DECISION SUPPORT AND COLLABORATIVE CARE
- A Caregiver's Guide (English by Order of St. Lazarus) html or .pdf (9 MB)
- Pallium Palliative Pocketbook (1st Canadian Edition)
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE ENRICHMENT MATERIALS
These are materials that you or organization can use
or directly link to via internet, intranet, or dedicated learning
management systems.
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