PALLIATIVE & END OF LIFE CARE IN CONTINUING CARE

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1 PALLIATIVE & END OF LIFE CARE IN CONTINUING CARE 14 November 2018

2 Agenda 9:15-9:30 AM - Welcome & introductions - ICCER 9:30-10:15 AM - What can we learn from The 5 Wishes? An exploration of the ethics of Palliative and End of Life Care - Katherine Duthie 10:15-11:00 AM - Health Care Aide Competencies for Palliative/End of Life Care - Brenda Slobozian 11:00-11:15 AM - BREAK 11:15 AM - 12:00 PM - One Organization's Approach to Palliative Care Support & Training - Sandra Cook Wright

3 Agenda Continued 12:00-12:50 PM - LUNCH BREAK (Note: No lunch will be provided for this session) 1:00-1:45 PM - Medical Assistance in Dying in Alberta: Two Years After Bill C-14 - Dr. Douglas Faulder 1:45-2:30 PM - Exploring your values around MAID - Katherine Duthie 2:30-3:00 PM - Closing remarks

4 Housekeeping Please keep your controls on mute unless you are asking a question. If you are using your computer for audio, and have a mic, you can put your hand up to speak and ask your question, or you can type the questions in the chat box. If you are using the telephone for audio, you will not be able to ask questions directly. You will have to use the chat box.

5 Housekeeping You can also text or to have your question read out. There will be one 15 minute break, plus a lunch break. We will start back 1:00 PM sharp.

6 INSTITUTE FOR CONTINUING CARE EDUCATION AND RESEARCH (ICCER) A network of post-secondary institutions, continuing care providers, and regulatory bodies collaborating to improve continuing care in Alberta

7 Community Needs Driven Research Network (CNDRN) First funded by Alberta Innovates Health Solutions Now supported through an operational grant from Alberta Health The purpose is to identify needs from the perspective of the community and care providers - related to continuing care where education and/or research could help improve care AND To encourage research and knowledge translation to address the identified issues.

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9 Our Speakers Katherine Duthie is the Clinical Ethicist for the Royal Alexandra Hospital and the North Zone in Alberta Health Services. She is also a consultant on ethical issues in health technology assessment (HTA), and works regularly with HTA organizations in Canada. Prior to joining AHS in 2015, Katherine was the Leader in Clinical Ethics with the Fraser Health Authority in BC. She completed her doctorate in Public Health with a focus on the intersection between clinical and organizational ethics in In addition, she has a background in philosophy, policy, and biology.

10 Our Speakers Brenda Slobozian is a Quality Practice Leader with Bethany Care Society, specializing in palliative and end of life care. Over almost three decades, she has been involved in the delivery of palliative care, spanning acute care, long-term care, and community settings. Brenda served on the Board of Directors of the Manitoba Hospice and Palliative Care Association for several years. She is a Registered Nurse and holds a Masters of Nursing degree from the University of Manitoba, where her studies were focused on population health and palliative care. Brenda's current area of focus is related to strengthening a palliative approach within longterm care.

11 Our Speakers Sandra Cook Wright has been a staff nurse for many years with a wide variety of experience (medicine, surgery, vascular, and palliative). She has also been a manager of a surgical unit, a hospice, and the IPCU at Foothills Hospital. Sandra considers herself a "late bloomer" and went to school to obtain her BN and Master's in Health Studies through Athabasca University. She also has her hospice/palliative certification through CNA. End of life care has always been Sandra's passion, even before the word "palliative" came into existence. Her present role is a pain/palliative consultant for 3 sites within Carewest, and a hospice educator and general educator for end of life/pain/palliative concerns with Carewest.

12 Our Speakers Dr. Douglas Faulder is currently Medical Director for Continuing Care in the Edmonton Zone for Alberta Health Services. He also chaired the Alberta Continuing Care Expert Panel on Medical Assistance in Dying and then became Medical Lead for the MAID Care Coordination Team for Edmonton and Northern Alberta.

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14 Contact Us Sandra Woodhead Lyons, ICCER Emily Dymchuk, ICCER

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