Events & Announcements
Discover education sessions, requests for input, and events for healthcare professionals, organizations, and families with lived experience.
4th International Research Seminar EAPC Reference Group on Public Health and Palliative Care: Equity in Pediatric Palliative Care: Laying the Foundation for Inclusive Practices
June 17, 2025
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This seminar focuses on pioneering equity in palliative care through rigorous research and proactive action. We will explore innovative approaches that prioritize social justice, community engagement, and citizen involvement, ensuring that underserved and excluded communities along with others receive the compassionate and comprehensive care they deserve. Sharing collective knowledge from diverse communities and stakeholders, we seek to advance public participation in shaping palliative care policies and practices. Our goal is to create a dynamic platform for dialogue, collaboration, and knowledge exchange, ultimately driving transformative change in palliative care. Join us in our commitment to fostering diversity, equity, and social impact in the field of public health and palliative care.
Canada’s Pediatric Palliative Care Alliance will be presenting Equity in Pediatric Palliative Care: Laying the Foundation for Inclusive Practices.
Location: University of Victoria, Sŋéqə ʔéʔləŋ (Sngequ House) 3800 Finnerty Road Victoria, BC Canada, V8P 5C2
Organizer: EAPC Reference Group on Public Health and Palliative Care
Pediatric Project ECHO – Improving health equity in Paediatric Palliative Care
June 25, 2025
11:15 am - 12:45 pm EST
ECHO is a proven healthcare education model associated with increases in knowledge and self-efficacy as well as positive practice-level impacts. The program aims to empower community healthcare professionals by providing evidence-based knowledge and resources integral to caring for paediatric patients with specific conditions and specialized needs including palliative care.
ECHO sessions are interactive, experiential learning opportunities that include:- a quick 15–20-minute practical didactic presentation
- a question-and-answer period and
- a case discussion
Click here to learn more about ECHO: https://sickkids.echoontario.ca/echo-impact/
Location: Virtual
Organizer: Pediatric Project ECHO
Pediatric Project ECHO – Talking to Kids about Serious Illness, Death, and Dying
July 16, 2025
11:15 am – 12:45 pm
ECHO is a proven healthcare education model associated with increases in knowledge and self-efficacy as well as positive practice-level impacts. The program aims to empower community healthcare professionals by providing evidence-based knowledge and resources integral to caring for paediatric patients with specific conditions and specialized needs including palliative care.
ECHO sessions are interactive, experiential learning opportunities that include:- a quick 15–20-minute practical didactic presentation
- a question-and-answer period and
- a case discussion
Click here to learn more about ECHO: https://sickkids.echoontario.ca/echo-impact/
Location: Virtual
Organizer: Pediatric Project ECHO
Pediatric Project ECHO – End-of-Life Care
September 10, 2025
11AM ET
ECHO is a proven healthcare education model associated with increases in knowledge and self-efficacy as well as positive practice-level impacts. The program aims to empower community healthcare professionals by providing evidence-based knowledge and resources integral to caring for paediatric patients with specific conditions and specialized needs including palliative care.
ECHO sessions are interactive, experiential learning opportunities that include:- a quick 15–20-minute practical didactic presentation
- a question-and-answer period and
- a case discussion
Click here to learn more about ECHO: https://sickkids.echoontario.ca/echo-impact/
Location: Virtual
Organizer: Pediatric Project ECHO
Pediatric Project ECHO – What is Paediatric Palliative Care?
September 24, 2025
11AM ET
ECHO is a proven healthcare education model associated with increases in knowledge and self-efficacy as well as positive practice-level impacts. The program aims to empower community healthcare professionals by providing evidence-based knowledge and resources integral to caring for paediatric patients with specific conditions and specialized needs including palliative care.
ECHO sessions are interactive, experiential learning opportunities that include:- a quick 15–20-minute practical didactic presentation
- a question-and-answer period and
- a case discussion
Click here to learn more about ECHO: https://sickkids.echoontario.ca/echo-impact/
Location: Virtual
Organizer: Pediatric Project ECHO
Pediatric Project ECHO – From goals of care to resuscitation: Helping families with difficult decisions
November 5, 2025
11AM ET
ECHO is a proven healthcare education model associated with increases in knowledge and self-efficacy as well as positive practice-level impacts. The program aims to empower community healthcare professionals by providing evidence-based knowledge and resources integral to caring for paediatric patients with specific conditions and specialized needs including palliative care.
ECHO sessions are interactive, experiential learning opportunities that include:- a quick 15–20-minute practical didactic presentation
- a question-and-answer period and
- a case discussion
Click here to learn more about ECHO: https://sickkids.echoontario.ca/echo-impact/
Location: Virtual
Organizer: Pediatric Project ECHO