Upcoming National ECHO Sessions
National ECHO programming is free for all health care professionals to participate in.
The Platinum Rule: All that Glitters Isn’t Gold
Thursday November 3, 2022 from 12–1:00 p.m. ET
Learn about the Platinum Rule—doing unto patients as they would want done unto themselves.
Long-Term Care Community of Practice
This community of practice is for health care professionals, administrators, and system leaders working in long-term care. Participants will have the opportunity to build on foundational palliative care knowledge and
Community-Based Primary Palliative Care Community of Practice
This community of practice (COP) focuses on supporting primary care clinicians to integrate primary palliative care in their practices. It is geared towards inter-professional primary health care providers across Canada.
Palliative Care Journal Watch
Keeps you informed on the latest peer-reviewed palliative care literature.
World Hospice and Palliative Care Day Special Lecture- Healing Hearts and Communities
Wednesday October 12, 2022 from 12:00pm-1:15pm ET
This talk will highlight public health developments in palliative care and link this to the theme of Healing Hearts and Communities.
Heart Disease Community of Practice
Connect with colleagues from across Canada with a shared interest in integrating a palliative care approach for individuals with advanced heart failure.
Severe and Persistent Mental Illness Community of Practice
Come be a part of a community of practice focused on providing a palliative care approach for individuals with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI). It is well recognized that
Paramedic Community of Practice
Connect with community and frontline paramedics from across Canada who also have a shared interest in integrating a palliative care approach for patients and their families.
Walking Alongside Indigenous Peoples who are Seriously Ill: Education for Community Caregivers
Thursday January 19, 2023 from 1–2:00 pm ET
Learn more about improving the capacity of health and social care providers in Indigenous communities to provide education and support to families and community members who are caring for loved ones with life-limiting illnesses.