Articles tagged with Webinar
PPC Webinar : Through the Eyes of the Grieving Child
PPC Webinar: Explaining Pain: Pain Education and Mind-Body Tools for Pediatric Chronic Pain
Panel Discussion: Helping Families Explore Virtual Memorialization Options
Panel Discussion: Setting Up and Managing Virtual Support Groups
Panel Discussion: Hosting Virtual Memorialization Events
Pediatric Palliative Care & COVID-19 Town Hall Meeting
We invite you to join us for a town hall style meeting to discuss issues surrounding COVID-19 and pediatric palliative care.
Due to the pandemic, we have decided to postpone the April topic: Together in the Sandbox with Dr. Sarah Friebert to a date to be determined.
The interactive discussion of issues surrounding COVID-19 and pediatric palliative care will take place at the same time and date as the originally scheduled webinar: Tuesday, April 21 from 12-1pm PST/1-2pm MST/2-3pm CST/3-4pm EST.
Dr. Sarah Friebert will moderate an interdisciplinary panel to highlight concerns facing our community during this unprecedented time. Upon registration, we’ll ask for your questions on this topic to ensure that the conversation is directly led by your concerns.
We expect to move forward with the rest of our series as scheduled (ppcwebinars.org). Keep an eye out for other COVID-19 specific webinars in the coming weeks!
Please visit www.ppcwebinars.org for additional information or email anna@jacobsheart.org.
Click HERE to Register
Webinar: Compatible with Life: Rethinking Care of Children with Trisomy 18 with Nicole Hahnlen & Deanna Deeter
Many patients diagnosed with Trisomy 18 are living longer than once predicted. What has changed in this population? This session will highlight current research on Trisomy 18 and explore opportunities for providing meaningful care in a patient population fraught with difficult decision-making and uncertain outcomes.
OBJECTIVES:
- Describe clinical features and contemporary outcomes for children with Trisomy 18
- Discuss factors influencing decision-making for both families and professionals
- Identify challenges in providing medical care to children with Trisomy 18 that is congruent with the family’s identified goals
Registration is now open
$40 Individual Registration / $150 Organization Registration
For registration, CEU information, and attendance requirements click here!
Complimentary registration is available for parents. Contact Keeta Scholl, kscholl@coalitionccc.org, for a special discount code.