A site fuelled by Canadian researchers, clinicians, data scientists and developers who wanted a way to show how their research and public health policy could affect people, their families and their community.
The PAIL network is an organization that is dedicated the grief and bereavement support of those who have experienced pregnancy loss or death of their baby.
By establishing an online, evidence-based, bilingual resource hub, Canada's Pediatric Palliative Care Alliance will help empower healthcare professionals, organizations, and communities by providing streamlined access to a one-stop, comprehensive information resource.
Talking End of Life (TEL) ...with people with intellectual disability is a resource that shows you how to teach people with intellectual disability about end of life. It is designed for disability support professionals (DSPs) but is also helpful for families, health professionals, and educators. With assistance, people with intellectual disability might also find the TEL information helpful. TEL reflects 10 years of Australian research on end of life and people with intellectual disability. TEL is an online version of the Dying to Talk project, an Australian Research Council funded partnership between The University of Sydney, Keele University in the UK, and Unisson Disability.
The PAIL network is an organization that is dedicated the grief and bereavement support of those who have experienced pregnancy loss or death of their baby.
Wellspring is a resource for patients and caregivers that provides specialized programs designed to provide connection and belonging; ease pain, fatigue and distress; build strength and mobility; and support financial and workplace challenges for people diagnosed with Cancer.
Ontario Centers for Learning Research and Innovation in Long Term Care: Ontario CLRI is funded by the Government of Ontario and hosted at Baycrest Academy for Research and Education, Bruyère Health Research Institute, and the Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging. The collective expertise, resources, and partnerships of the host organizations help advance the Program’s provincially mandated goals. The Ontario CLRI helps the province’s 600+ LTC homes to enhance the quality of life and care for residents. The Program educates and trains the current and future LTC workforce and provides solutions to pressing issues, including an aging population, care complexity and workforce challenges. Link: https://clri-ltc.ca/ Click on Resources at the top of the page. Once on new page scroll down to drop down menu that says “all audiences”. Click on the drop down button and change to your specific designation/role to find specific resources, education and/or links relevant to your practice. (French Resources Available)
The Canadian Virtual Hospice provides support and personalized information about advanced illness, palliative care, loss and grief, to people living with illness, family members, people working in healthcare, educators, and researchers. The Canadian Virtual Hospice is a division of the International Centre for Dignity and Palliative Care Inc., a registered charity. Through this website you can access both information about topics in hospice palliative care; as well as resources and education to support you as a health care professional caring for people living with a progressive life-limiting illness (French Resources Available)
