2022 Webinars

2022 Pediatric Palliative Care Webinars

For more information and to register go to ppcwebinars.org.

 

January 20, Thursday

Discharge from Hospital to Home: The CAITLYNN Project – a Model of Excellence.Creating and Applying Individualized Transition Plans: Learning Your New Normal

Sue McCarthy, Bereaved Parent & Advocate | Kate Donovan, Boston Children’s Hospital | Denise Currier, Boston Children’s Hospital | Janet Duncan, Courageous Parents Network

 

February 24, Thursday

An Interdisciplinary Approach to Delivery of Culturally Humble Care – This talk is an interdisciplinary approach to cultural humility in clinical care.

Arshia Madni, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital | Elizabeth Hawkins, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital | Sylvia Miranda, Medical Interpreter

March 15, Tuesday

Minute to Minute Mindfulness: Self-care Strategies for Busy Lives – Stress is an inevitable part of life — especially for those of us who are caregivers in our personal and professional lives.

Miriam Stewart | Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

April 19, Tuesday

Understanding the Emotional Well-Being of Family Caregivers of Children with Medical Complexity – Family caregivers of children with medical complexity (CMC) are responsible for providing and arranging the majority of their child’s care with inadequate support from health care systems.

Justin Yu | Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC

May 17, Tuesday

The Perinatal Palliative Care Birth Plan as an Advance Care Planning Tool – This webinar will highlight the perinatal palliative care birth plan and how it acts as an advance care planning tool for families facing complicated pregnancies and one which has both therapeutic and functional roles in communication and family empowerment.

Amy Brown Schlegel | Nationwide Children’s Hospital and The Ohio State University College of Medicine

June 23, Thursday

Understanding the Lived Experience of Siblings of Children with Significant Neurological Impairment – The results of a phenomenological qualitative study using photo voice to interview sibling/parent dyads to better understand the lived experience of being a sibling to a child with SNI will be discussed.

Danielle Jonas | New York University Silver School of Social Work

July 19, Tuesday

Creating Legacy: Developing End of Life Protocols Following the Death of a Child – In this webinar we will discuss end of life protocols through the lens of creating legacy with the goal to integrate medical practicalities with the wishes, hopes and beliefs of the child and family

Nichole Stangel | Children’s Wisconsin

 

August 18, Thursday
Conversations Matter: pediatric Advance Care Planning (pACP) and Shared Decision Making with Adolescents Living with a Serious Illness — The FAmily CEntered (FACE) pediatric Advance Care Planning Model – This presentation will describe how to conduct pediatric advance care planning safely, the best timing from the adolescent patient’s perspective, and the immediate and one-year outcomes from participating in the FACE-HIV and FACE-TC randomized clinical trials

Maureen Lyon | Children’s National Medical Center & The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

 

September 22, Thursday
Interprofressional Spiritual Care in Pediatric Palliative Care The presentation will discuss the importance of addressing spiritual health, particularly spiritual distress in the care of pediatric patients with serious illness, and their families…

Christina Puchalski | The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

 

October 18, Tuesday
A Collaborative Approach to Addressing Trauma and Building Resilience in Palliative Care Providers

Colleen Cicchetti | Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital

November 17, Thursday

Palliative Care: A Cloak of Comfort in Sickle Cell Disease – This talk will explore strategies, barriers, and goals for a broader implementation of palliative care for those living with SCD.

Anne Marsh | University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health