This pamphlet was made to help persons with Advanced Kidney Disease (AKD) and their families know what to expect at the end of life so they can plan ahead.
Kidney Disease Illness Trajectory Guide- Canada EN Read More »
Ce dépliant a été conçu pour aider les personnes atteintes de troubles cognitifs et leurs proches à connaître les étapes de fin de vie afin de mieux planifier les soins.
L’approche palliative de la démence avancée- Canada FR Read More »
This pamphlet was made to help persons with Dementia and their families know what to expect at the end of life so they can plan ahead.
Dementia Illness Trajectory Guide- Canada EN Read More »
Ce dépliant a été conçu pour aider les personnes atteintes de fragilité et leurs proches à connaître les étapes de fin de vie afin de mieux planifier les soins.
L’approche palliative de la fragilité- Canada FR Read More »
This pamphlet was made to help persons with Advanced Frailty and their families know what to expect at the end of life so they can plan ahead.
Advanced Frailty Illness Trajectory Guide- Canada EN Read More »
Ce dépliant a été conçu pour aider les personnes ayant une insuffisance cardiaque et leurs proches à connaître les étapes de fin de vie afin de mieux planifier les soins.
L’approche palliative de l’insuffisance cardiaque avancée- Canada FR Read More »
This pamphlet was made to help persons with Heart Failure (HF) and their families know what to expect at the end of life so they can plan ahead.
Heart Failure Illness Trajectory Guide- Canada EN Read More »
The goal of this study was to examine how palliative care principles (PCP) can best be integrated in LTC is a pressing issue by exploring the tensions associated with caring for the living and dying within one care
community and informing how PCP may be improved.
Broadening End-of-Life Comfort to Improve Palliative Care Practices in Long-Term Care Read More »
This study explores the development and use of five condition specific pamphlets aimed at supporting LTC staffs’ capacity to (a) inform residents and families about the trajectory of their primary medical condition and (b) initiate conversations about EOL care.
