Wednesday, October 10, 2012B08 A) The Way Forward: Moving Towards Community-IntegratedHospice <strong>Palliative</strong> <strong>Care</strong> in CanadaSharon Baxter, Vanessa Sherry, Canadian Hospice <strong>Palliative</strong> <strong>Care</strong> Association,Ottawa, ON, CanadaHigh quality hospice palliative and end-of-life care must be an integral partof health care, and available in all settings of care, including hospital,long-term/continuing care, residential hospices, shelters and individual homes.The Way Forward: Moving Towards Community-integrated Hospice <strong>Palliative</strong><strong>Care</strong> in Canada Initiative will develop a Framework over three years that haswell-defined priorities that will have the highest impact and produce the bestpossible return on investment. This workshop will discuss the initiative processand consult with participants on how best to gain traction on integration acrossall settings of care.B) Developing End-of-Life <strong>Care</strong> in First Nations Communities:A Research Framework and Findings from Four CanadianFirst Nations CommunitiesHolly Prince 1 , Melody Wawia 1 , Karen Bannon 3 , Natalia Collins 3 , Maxine Ranville 4 ,Jeroline Smith 5 , Tracy Sinclair 5 , Lori Monture 6 , Audra Taillefer 6 , Kevin Brazil 2 ,Mary Lou Kelley 11. Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, ON, Canada; 2. McMaster University, Hamilton, ON,Canada; 3. Fort William First Nation, Thunder Bay, ON, Canada; 4. NaotkamegwanningFirst Nation, Pawitik, ON, Canada; 5. Peguis First Nation, Peguis, MB, Canada; 6. SixNations of the Grand River Territory, Ohsweken, ON, CanadaCanada’s First Nations’ population is aging and dying of illnesses where peoplecould benefit from palliative care; however, there is little research about deathand dying and the palliative care needs within First Nations communities. Thisresearch provides original data and an approach to developing culturally relevantpalliative care programs.B09 Proffered Papers – Arts and HumanitiesA series of 15-minute presentations, each followed by a 5-minute question periodA) Promoting the Voice of the Child through Visual Diaries,Art and StorytellingJoan Marston, International Children's <strong>Palliative</strong> <strong>Care</strong> Network andSunflower Children's Hospice, Bloemfontein, Free State, South AfricaB) “Can you show me what you mean?” Using Narrative, the Artsand Humanities in <strong>Palliative</strong> <strong>Care</strong> Education and ResearchSusan Brajtman 1 , Lynda Weaver 2 , Pamela Grassau 31. University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON, Canada; 2. Bruyère Continuing <strong>Care</strong>,Ottawa, ON, Canada; 3. Elisabeth Bruyère Research Institute, Ottawa, ON, CanadaC) Maybe Death Isn’t So Much Darkness After All:Re-Imagining Death and Dying Through the Poetry of Mary OliverSheryl Shermak, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, CanadaD) Ain’t No Mountain High Enough:Music for Health Promotion in <strong>Palliative</strong> <strong>Care</strong>Ian Gwynne-Robson, Te Omanga Hospice, Lower Hutt, New ZealandClare O'Leary, Mary Potter Hospice, Wellington, New Zealand24
Wednesday, October 10, 2012B10 Proffered Papers – Hospice and <strong>Palliative</strong> <strong>Care</strong> ProgrammesA series of 15-minute presentations, each followed by a 5-minute question periodA) Integrating <strong>Palliative</strong> <strong>Care</strong> Across Health <strong>Care</strong> Systems:The Providence ExperienceSusanne Hartung 1 , Rebecca Hawkins 1 , Glen Komatsu 2 , Sandy Gregg 31. Providence Health and Services, Renton, WA, United States2. Providence Little Company of Mary, Torrance, CA, United States3. Providence Health and Services, Portland, OR, United StatesB) Quality As<strong>sur</strong>ance of Free Hospice Service in Mainland China forPatients with Advanced Cancer: A Telephone Survey of 4,200 PatientsGuoyin Cui, Xiaofang Liu, Zhaorong Zhou, Jianpeng Chen, Tingying Liu, Liyun Lu,Zhenguang Yang, Weider Lin, Frieda Law, Li Ka Shing Foundation National HospiceService Program Office, Shantou University Medical College, Shantou, Guangdong, ChinaC) Use of an End-of-Life <strong>Care</strong> Pathway for Those ImminentlyDying in Covenant Health FacilitiesMiriam Dobson, Pat Selmser, Karen Macmillan, Simonne Frere, Anne Gierl,Covenant Health, Edmonton, AB, CanadaD) Developing a Supportive and <strong>Palliative</strong> <strong>Care</strong> Clinical IndicatorsTool (SPICT) to Identify Patients with Advanced, Life-limiting Conditionsfor Needs Assessment and <strong>Care</strong> PlanningGill Highet 1,2 , Scott Murray 2 , Kirsty Boyd 1,21. NHS Lothian, Edinburgh, United Kingdom2. The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United KingdomB11 Proffered Papers – Non-Cancer End-of-Life <strong>Care</strong>A series of 15-minute presentations, each followed by a 5-minute question periodA) The Impact of Symptom Burden on Quality of Life in the PrevalentIrish Haemodialysis PopulationAoife Lowney 1 , Eanna Lowney 3 , Rosie Grant 4 , Marie Murphy 1 , Liam Casserly 3 ,Tony O' Brien 1 , William D. Plant 21. Marymount University Hospice, Curaheen Road, Co. Cork, Ireland; 2. Cork UniversityHospital, Cork, Ireland; 3. Mid Western Regional Hospital, Dooradoyle, Co. Limerick,Ireland; 4. Kerry General Hospital, Tralee, Co. Kerry, IrelandB) Where Is <strong>Palliative</strong> <strong>Care</strong> for Persons with Advanced Dementia?A Study Evaluating the Quality of Dementia End-of-Life <strong>Care</strong>Netta Bentur 1 , Shelley Sternberg 2 , Jenn Shuldiner 11. Center for Research on Aging, Myer-JDC-Brookdale Institute, Jerusalem, Israel2. Department of Public Health, Maccabi Healthcare Services, Jerusalem, IsraelC) Sharing Beds with the Enemy?<strong>Palliative</strong> Medicine in the Acute <strong>Care</strong> SettingLyle Galloway, Foothills Medical Centre and University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, CanadaD) End-of-Life <strong>Care</strong> Following an Acute Stroke: The Nurses’ PerspectiveJanice Nesbitt 1,2 , Susan McClement 2 , Marie Edwards 2 , Mike Harlos 1,21. Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, Winnipeg, MB, Canada2. University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Canada25
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