Providing Virtual Palliative Care in the North
NWO Palliative Care Education Community of Practice Event: Feb. 24, 2021
Presenting:
Nikita Matichuk, Nurse Practitioner, North West LHIN
Laura McCormick, PSW, Fort Frances Tribal Area Health
Philina Sky, Northern Ontario Home & Community Care Network
Description:
Virtual care is not a new concept, especially in large geographies with dispersed populations like Northwestern Ontario; however, its use has increased rapidly during COVID-19. This session will explore unique considerations for how to deliver palliative care virtually in the north to support patients in community. Drawing upon patient journeys, participants will learn about challenges, successes, and resources for providing virtual palliative care. Information on an innovative virtual care pilot project that aims to support First Nations communities will also be shared.
Learning Objectives:
-Discuss virtual care and what aspects of a palliative approach to care may be supported virtually in the home
-Describe how virtual palliative care is set up and delivered
-Identify main challenges, keys to success, and resources to support virtual palliative care delivery
Видео Providing Virtual Palliative Care in the North канала CERAH Lakehead University
Presenting:
Nikita Matichuk, Nurse Practitioner, North West LHIN
Laura McCormick, PSW, Fort Frances Tribal Area Health
Philina Sky, Northern Ontario Home & Community Care Network
Description:
Virtual care is not a new concept, especially in large geographies with dispersed populations like Northwestern Ontario; however, its use has increased rapidly during COVID-19. This session will explore unique considerations for how to deliver palliative care virtually in the north to support patients in community. Drawing upon patient journeys, participants will learn about challenges, successes, and resources for providing virtual palliative care. Information on an innovative virtual care pilot project that aims to support First Nations communities will also be shared.
Learning Objectives:
-Discuss virtual care and what aspects of a palliative approach to care may be supported virtually in the home
-Describe how virtual palliative care is set up and delivered
-Identify main challenges, keys to success, and resources to support virtual palliative care delivery
Видео Providing Virtual Palliative Care in the North канала CERAH Lakehead University
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