Delivering high-quality palliative care requires more than clinical skill—it demands presence, empathy, and the ability to support families through some of life’s most difficult conversations.
Delivering high-quality palliative care requires more than clinical skill—it demands presence, empathy, and the ability to support families through some of life’s most difficult conversations.
Embracing Grief: A Weekend Nature Retreat is a four-day retreat held at Northern Edge Algonquin, on Kawawaymog Lake in South River, Ontario.
Imagine a network of collaborative hospice kitchens nationwide, sharing recipes, techniques, and solutions.
The Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association (CHPCA) is excited to announce that abstract submissions are now open for the 2026-2027 Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association (CHPCA) Learning Institute.
Organizations across Canada are invited to take part in National Hospice Palliative Care Week, May 3-9, 2026, as the official Campaign Kit is now available.
This article is part of a series following two multi-year projects that bring together social movements to improve quality of life for those facing health challenges.
Palliative care is still widely misunderstood by many people in Canada. Here are 10 common myths we often encounter.
At its core, AI in palliative care is about making sense of complexity that overwhelms even experienced teams. These systems sift through streams of patient data, vital signs, lab results, clinical notes, patient reported outcomes, and look for patterns humans struggle to catch in real time.
Organizations across Canada are invited to take part in Advance Care Planning (ACP) Day on April 16, 2026, as the official ACP Day Campaign Kit is now available.
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