Join the World’s Largest Palliative Care ECHO Session
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You’re invited to experience palliative care history in the making
On October 18, 2024, at 9:30 a.m. ET, the Palliative Care ECHO Project, led by Pallium Canada, will host the world’s largest palliative care ECHO session, held simultaneously online and in-person at the McGill International Palliative Care Congress in Montreal.
Thousands of health care professionals from around the world will learn from internationally renowned palliative care guest speakers, gain insights into innovative approaches to palliative care, and advance primary palliative care.
Featuring a panel of international palliative care experts and simultaneous live interpretation in French, Mandarin, Hindi, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Arabic, don’t miss your chance to be a part of a global palliative care movement.
Your voice is needed! Share your perspective on palliative care
As part of the finale of this exciting event, the Palliative Care ECHO Project is creating a video montage to capture diverse and unique perspectives on palliative care from every corner of the world, and they need your help!
Don’t miss out on the chance to share your voice with the world.
The deadline for submissions is September 30, 2024.
About Pallium Canada:
Pallium Canada is a national, non-profit organization based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. With over two decades of experience and over 60,000 learners reached, Pallium Canada has become the largest palliative care education provider for health care professionals across Canada, with broad experience and expertise in building palliative care capacity for health care professionals working across different settings and specialties.
About the Palliative Care ECHO Project:
The Palliative Care ECHO Project showcases the transformative power of Project ECHO in revolutionizing palliative care education. The Palliative Care ECHO Project cultivates communities of practice and supports a continuous learning journey for health care providers to build local capacity to provide a palliative care approach to patients and their families.
Led by Pallium Canada and a network of Hub Partners across the country, this project delivers learning opportunities that are tailored to meet the needs of providers in a variety of health care settings.
If you’ve any questions regarding this event, or registration, please contact support@pallium.ca