09:00
–
12:00 |
Keynote:(20 minutes)
- The influences for a shift of end-of-life care
out of hospitals in Canada
Donna Wilson
followed immediately by
Keynote Panel:
- Global location-of-death trends
Luc Deliens (Belgium)
Rod MacLeod (New Zealand)
Deepthi Mohankumar (United States)
(10-15 minutes each)
followed by open discussion
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Action planning for policy, programs, services,
practice, and research focused on location of death, and
the place of palliative and end-of-life care
- Discussion Forum
lead by keynote speakers highlighting key points from previous day with hosts
Allison
Williams and Donna Wilson (Canada)
(15 minutes each)
30 minute coffee break at around 10:30 am
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Canadian palliative and end-of-life care research
presentations:
- Cross-country policy and Service Analysis
Allison Williams & team (Canada)
- Canadian changing pattern in location of death
Donna Wilson & team
- End-of-life care/case management
Sharon Kaasalainen & team (Canada)
(15 minutes each)
followed by open discussion, coffee break, and small group meetings
(this room and breakout rooms), with attendees choosing a team to meet with
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Canadian palliative and end-of-life care research
presentations:
- The “good” rural and remote death
Donna Wilson & team (Canada)
- Rural community development model
Mary Lou Kelley &
team (Canada)
- System navigation tool
Wendy Duggleby & team (Canada)
(15 minutes each)
followed by open discussion, coffee break, and small group meetings
(this room and breakout rooms), with attendees choosing a team to meet with
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Action planning for policy, programs, services,
practice, and research focused on rural palliative and
end-of-life care
- Discussion
lead by keynote speakers and host Allison
Williams and Donna Wilson (Canada)
30 minute coffee break at around 10:30 am
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13:30
–
16:00*
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Keynote:
- Alberta and other government policies and
emerging strategies to support end-of-life care out of
hospital
Vivien Lai (AB)
Peter Kitchen (ON)
Robin Fainsinger (AB)
(5-7 minutes each)
followed immediately by
Keynote:
- The state of evidence and practice
globally on “location” of death
Joachim Cohen
Dirk Houttekier
(Belgium)
(30-40 minutes)
followed by coffee break and open discussion
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Keynote panel:
- An update on knowledge translation (KT)/p>
Stephen Birch (ON)
Kathy Kovacs-Burns (AB)
Adrian Wagg (AB)
and additional speakers (to be confirmed)
(60-90 minutes)
30 minute coffee break at around 10:30 am
followed by open workshop-style discussion focused on KT topics of interest to the audience
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Canadian palliative and end-of-life care research
presentations:
- End-of-life care setting transitions
Donna Wilson and
Deepthi Mohankumar
- Family caregivers as transition agents
Kevin Brazil & team
- COPD end-of-life care transitions
Donna Goodridge & team (Canada)
- Overcoming care access barriers
Allison Williams and team
(15 minutes each)
followed by open discussion, coffee break, and small group meetings
(this room and breakout rooms), with attendees choosing a team to meet with
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Keynote:
- Why is there a need to focus on rural people?
Pam McGrath (Australia – by video)
Bonnie Brossart (Saskatchewan – by video)
Roger Thomas (AB)
Sharon Baxter (ON)
Luc Deliens (Europe)
(5-7 minutes each)
Keynote panel:
- Canada versus
global rural aging and end-of-life trends
Joachim Cohen (Belgium)
Rod MacLeod (NZ)
Daren Heyland (Ontario)
Robin Fainsinger (AB)
(5-7 minutes each)
followed by open discussion, coffee break, and small group meetings
(this room and breakout rooms), with attendees choosing a team to meet with
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Keynote:
- Putting it all together
Sharon Baxter (CHPCA)
(30-40 minutes)
followed immediately by closing commentary
Closing:
- We think we can, we know we can!
Allison Williams,
Donna Wilson, and Others Who Wish to
Speak
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