A downloadable resource to explain breathing changes in advanced illness, ways to ease shortness of breath, and oxygen safety tips.
A side-by-side look at the difference between a palliative approach to care and a palliative care specialist.
A downloadable resource to explain how communication changes in advanced illness and practical ways caregivers can keep connecting with a loved one.
An overview of what PPSMCs do, who can be referred, and what to expect from a consultation.
A downloadable resource to explain common bowel and bladder changes in advanced illness and practical ways caregivers can support comfort and dignity.
A downloadable resource to explain what skin changes to expect in advanced illness and at end of life, and how caregivers can keep a loved one comfortable.
A downloadable resource to explain why appetite fades in advanced illness and at end of life, and how caregivers can offer comfort when a loved one is not eating.
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.
A downloadable resource to explain breathing changes in advanced illness, ways to ease shortness of breath, and oxygen safety tips.
A side-by-side look at the difference between a palliative approach to care and a palliative care specialist.
A downloadable resource to explain how communication changes in advanced illness and practical ways caregivers can keep connecting with a loved one.
An overview of what PPSMCs do, who can be referred, and what to expect from a consultation.
A downloadable resource to explain common bowel and bladder changes in advanced illness and practical ways caregivers can support comfort and dignity.
A downloadable resource to explain what skin changes to expect in advanced illness and at end of life, and how caregivers can keep a loved one comfortable.
A downloadable resource to explain why appetite fades in advanced illness and at end of life, and how caregivers can offer comfort when a loved one is not eating.
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.
