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Pallium’s LEAP courses provide the foundation needed to make the most of these palliative care resources. We also offer programs and resources to support community care.
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Addressing Structural Barriers to Cancer Treatment for People Experiencing Homelessness – BC Centre for Palliative Care
Hub Partner – August 12, 2026, from 12–1 p.m. PDT. People experiencing homelessness face a disproportionately high cancer burden and significant barriers to accessing timely treatment. Drawing on findings from a focused ethnography conducted in a Western Canadian city, this upcoming presentation from the BC Centre for Palliative Care explores how housing instability shapes cancer treatment decisions, care navigation, and access to oncology services. Participants will gain insights into the critical role of caregivers, outreach providers, and integrated housing and healthcare systems in advancing equitable cancer care for individuals who experience homelessness.
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Palliative Approach to Care ECHO Series – Nova Scotia Health Palliative Care Network
Hub Partner – This four-part series from the Nova Scotia Health Palliative Care Network aims to build foundational knowledge of the palliative approach to care among health care professionals across specialties and care settings. Please join us to learn the core principles of the palliative approach to care, develop foundational knowledge in integrating grief informed approaches, and learn about local policy, processes and resources supporting goals of care discussions and expected deaths at home.
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Grief & Bereavement Literacy ECHO Series – BC Centre for Palliative Care
Hub Partner – This series from the BC Centre for Palliative Care is for anyone interested in increasing their knowledge around grief and bereavement to support them personally or in their professional careers. We hope to attract a wide range of people including health care providers, community organizational staff and volunteers, and those personally affected by loss.
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All Together ECHO Series – BC Centre for Palliative Care
Hub Partner – As part of a compassionate communities initiative, this series from the BC Centre for Palliative Care, is ideal for health care providers, volunteers, and community groups exploring Advance Care Planning, serious illness conversations, and fostering support through session topics like compassionate communities, social prescribing, and creating dementia-inclusive spaces
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Family Caregiver Interactive Information Series
Hub Partner – Being a family caregiver can be as challenging as it is rewarding. If you are a family caregiver looking after someone with a chronic illness, this series from the Montreal Institute for Palliative Care is an excellent forum to learn, exchange ideas, and connect with others who may have caregiving stories that resonate with your own.
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Updates & Innovations in Essential Conversations for the Health Care Team ECHO – BC Centre for Palliative Care
Hub Partner – This series from the BC Centre for Palliative Care aims to enhance communication skills within health care teams, fostering collaboration and connection. Sessions in this series provide valuable insights and strategies, helping professionals network and share best practices to improve patient care.
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