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Global

• International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS) Canada, Ontario, Toronto
  The International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS) was founded in 1984 to foster international multidisciplinary communication about clinical, educational and research issues that relate to the subspecialty of psycho-oncology. The Society sought to provide leadership and development of standards for education and research on the psychological, social and spiritual factors that affect the quality of life of cancer patients and their loved ones, and that influence tumor progression and survival. The mission of IPOS is to promote global excellence in psychosocial care of people affected by cancer through partnerships, research, public policy, advocacy and education.

North America

• Alberta Hospice Palliative Care Association Canada, Alberta, Calgary
  -“It's About Life..."- Will focus on the issues important to Albertans facing end-of-life matters. Our goal is to support individuals, their loved ones, and their community hospice caregivers in the quest to help patients achieve the highest possible quality of life at the end of life.
• BC Cancer - Pain and Symptom Management/ Palliative Care Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver
  Our clinics help improve the quality of life for individuals living with cancer and for their caregivers. We offer pain and symptom management clinics at each of our regional cancer centres. Our clinics can help you: improve pain control, cope with other physical problems related to cancer (for example, severe nausea, shortness of breath or fatigue). Our clinics can also: support you and your family with emotional and social concerns that come with living with cancer and assist with care planning and decision-making, especially around transitions.
• BC Centre for Palliative Care Canada, British Columbia, New Westminster
  BC Centre for Palliative Care was established in 2013 to support the province’s end-of-life care action plan. We work with partners in the health system and community to accelerate the spread of innovations and best practices in palliative care. We strive to help British Columbians affected by serious illnesses have the best possible quality of life possible, supported by care that reflects their goals and wishes.
• BC Hospice Palliative Care Association Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver
  The British Columbia Hospice Palliative Care Association (BCHPCA) is an umbrella organization whose mission is to provide a leadership role for its member organizations and individuals to ensure the quality of care for British Columbians and Yukoners faced with a life-threatening illness, death and bereavement.
• Bethell Hospice Canada, Inglewood
  Bethell Hospice is a non-profit organization that provides exceptional and accessible palliative care services to individuals and families facing life-limiting illnesses in the Caledon, Brampton, Dufferin County and West Woodbridge regions of Ontario, Canada. At our hospice, all of our services and community programs are provided at no cost including our core service, the residential care program for individuals with life-limiting illnesses.
• Better Living Health and Community Services Canada, Toronto
  Better Living Health and Community Services has been delivering community support services in the Don Mills area since 1976. Better Living Health and Community Services is committed to our mission by helping adults and seniors, at all stages, experience a better quality of life. Better Living Health and Community Services provides Hospice Services to support Clients at the end stages of life and their Caregivers. Our team provides practical, physical and emotional support to maintain comfort and quality of life for the Client as a complement to professional medical care. Our services also provide essential support and respite to a Caregiver supporting a loved one at home.
• Bruyère Continuing Care Ottawa Canada, Ottawa
  Bruyère Continuing Care is affiliated with the University of Ottawa and other universities and colleges. These relationships have been further solidified through our expansion in applied research at the Bruyère Research Institute. Our bilingual palliative care unit at the Élisabeth Bruyère Hospital provides care to patients and families requiring in-hospital care. Patients may be admitted for a short period of time to manage difficult pain and symptoms, and will be discharged once these needs are met. Other patients may be admitted for care at the end-of-life when their care needs cannot be met in other settings.
• Burnaby Hospital - 2D Palliative Care Unit Canada, British Columbia, Burnaby
  Serves palliative patients with complex physical and/or psychosocial needs. Admission is arranged through the local consultation team. Once stable, the patient will return home, to a local community hospital bed, or to a hospice residence.
• Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association (CHPCA) Canada, Ontario, Ottawa
  The CHPCA is the national voice for Hospice Palliative Care in Canada. Advancing and advocating for quality end-of-life/hospice palliative care in Canada, its work includes public policy, public education and awareness. Established in 1991, its volunteer Board of Directors is composed of hospice palliative care workers and volunteers from Canadian provinces and territories as well as members-at-large.
• Canadian Society of Palliative Care Physicians(CSPCP) Canada, British Columbia, Surrey
  The Canadian Society of Palliative Care Physicians is a federal not-for profit corporation. Our membership consists of nearly 500 palliative care physicians, including regional and local program leaders, educators, residency directors, clinicians, and palliative care residents.
• Canadian Virtual Hospice Canada, Manitoba, Winnipeg
  Canadian Virtual Hospice is a national online knowledge management centre on advanced illness, palliative and end-of-life care, loss and grief. It provides information and interactive support to people living with advanced illness, their families, health providers, educators and researchers. Virtual Hospice is supported by an interdisciplinary team of clinical experts. The site covers a spectrum of topics; content is evidence-based, regularly reviewed, updated and expanded by the clinical team. An Ask a Professional service is available to Canadians only. However, the Asked and Answered section provides anonymized questions with the team's answers. Professionally moderated Discussion Forums (open to all) provide peer-to-peer support for people living with illness, their families and friends.
• Canuck Place Children's Hospice Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver
  Canuck Place is a caring, innovative children's hospice and community-based service that fully embraces the life of each child and family. We provide leadership in improving pediatric palliative care regionally, nationally and internationally through collaboration, education and research. We responded to the need for a hospice created specifically for children. Today we have two provincial locations in Vancouver and Abbotsford to deliver Canuck Place care which includes medical respite, pain and symptom management, art, music, and recreation therapy, end-of-life care, and grief, loss, and bereavement counselling. All at no cost to families.
• Casey House Canada, Toronto
  Casey House provides exemplary treatment, support and compassionate care for people affected by HIV/AIDS. In collaboration with our communities, we provide inpatient and day health programs, community care, and outreach. Palliative/end of life care: An enduring element of our inpatient program is compassionate palliative care for people experiencing the final stages of life. Our skilled and highly experienced team of caregivers support clients and their loved ones through the final days or weeks of life, ensuring that the client’s wishes are followed with dignity and compassion. Clients requiring end of life care are admitted to Casey House as a priority. Palliative care for these clients includes pain control and symptom management.
• Coma Communication and Process Oriented Facilitation Canada, British Columbia, Victoria, Metulia
  We provide support and communication training for people in states of forgetfulness, advanced dementia, delirium, vegetative state, and coma from trauma and metabolic changes at end of life. Can we as carers learn to notice, follow, and engage, the communication signals of someone no longer using their language in a familiar way, or who may only respond through changes in their breath patterns. Can we be present and travel with them as they journey through differing states of consciousness, whether from nearing the end of their physical life, or during the years of forgetfulness, or from accident or injury. The spirit of a person, their essential nature, is always present and yes, there are ways to stay deeply and wonderfully engaged in a way that provides them with the fullest possibility for relationship and growth. Deep - engaging - sensory grounded - learnable - humane - healing.
• Dalhousie University -Department of Family Medicine Canada, Halifax
  Dalhousie Family Medicine includes university and community-based people. Our work as administrators, educators and health professionals is essential to our mission. We strive to be a leading positive influence on the health of people as individuals, as families and as communities in Canada's Maritime provinces.
• Delta Hospice Society Canada, British Columbia, Delta
  
• Edmonton Zone Palliative Care Program Canada, Alberta, Edmonton
  The Edmonton Zone Palliative Care Program (EZPCP) is a comprehensive, integrated palliative care service designed to facilitate and support access to palliative care services in all patient care settings, including the community and acute care locations. The program engages in clinical work, education, and research. There are five main service types and areas that comprise the EZPCP. These include hospice care, palliative home care, palliative consult teams, tertiary palliative care, and advanced pain and symptom control.
• Emily's House Canada, Ontario, Toronto
  Emily's House is the first Pediatric Palliative Care Hospice in Toronto, and 6th in Canada. Our 10 bed Hospice is an expansion of our current community hospice programs and is endorsed by many pediatric palliative service providers, including SickKids Hospital, who agree families need increased care options. Emily's House offers comfortable, medically supervised, child-friendly place with personalized family centred programs delivered through professional staff and trained volunteers.
• Foothills Country Hospice Society Canada, Alberta, Okotoks
  The Foothills Country Hospice Society is a non-profit charitable organization which operates a rural hospice in southern Alberta providing specialized therapeutic compassionate end-of-life care to adults with a terminal illness and support for their loved ones.
• Give A Mile Canada, Alberta, Calgary
  Give A Mile is a group of dedicated volunteers who believe strongly in the power of visits from loved ones for people in palliative or critical condition. Our Inspiration: Founder Kevin Crowe experienced this power first-hand during the passing of his good friend Ryan who relished such visits. Kevin learned that Kulacauses.com said over 10 trillion air miles went unused in 2011 alone, and Give A Mile was born. Give A Mile donates flights to those who wish to have one final goodbye, but cannot afford the flight to visit with a loved one. 100% of your donations go to flights of compassion and associated travel fees (taxes, transfers); Give A Mile operating costs are fundraised for separately. Give A Mile is a 100% volunteer ran organization with teams in Calgary, Toronto, and Vancouver.
• Global Institute of Psychosocial, Palliative and End-of-Life Care - GIPPEC Canada, Toronto
  We are devoted to promoting and developing interdisciplinary research that addresses the medical, psychological, social, legal, ethical, cultural and religious problems related to psychosocial and palliative care of individuals with advanced and terminal disease. The overall vision of GIPPEC is to establish and maintain excellence in each of three program domains: Education, Research, Knowledge Mobilization
• Grief Recovery Institute Canada, Ontario, St. Williams
  
• HIV Community Link (HIVCL) Canada, Alberta, Calgary
  Prevention, Support & Advocacy. Our story began in 1983 when a group of concerned individuals made it their mission to support those affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic. First called the AIDS Calgary Awareness Association, HIV Community Link was born. In 2013, AIDS Calgary Awareness Association rebranded, becoming HIV Community Link. We changed our name to better reflect the services now offered that focus on health promotion, increasing access to testing, delivering effective harm reduction programs, and reducing the stigma associated with HIV. Calgary was removed from the name because we also offer programs and services in Medicine Hat and Brooks.
• Hospice Care Ottawa Canada, Ottawa
  Hospice Care Ottawa is a community-based charitable organization. We offer palliative and end-of-life programs and services to people living in the City of Ottawa. All services are offered at no charge to clients and their families. We provide Community Hospice Care programs such as in-home visits and day hospice, Residence Hospice Care, Bereavement Care and Caregiver Support. Our services meet the highest care standards in a setting that reflects as closely as possible a comfortable home environment.
• Hospice Georgian Triangle Canada, Collingwood
  Hospice Georgian Triangle provides compassionate care in the home and at Campbell House for individuals and families dealing with life-limiting illness living in the southern Georgian Bay communities. Care programs come at no cost and focus on the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of both the patient and family, enhancing quality of life.
• Hospice Kingston - Providence Care Canada, Ontario, Kingston
  In April 2022, Hospice Kingston voluntarily integrated with Providence Care. Hospice Kingston provides comfort, support, and companionship to people with a life-limiting illness, their caregivers and families, and those who are affected by grief or loss. We offer a variety of services and programs such as In-home Care, Day Wellness, Caregiver Support, and Grief & Bereavement Support.
• Hospice Niagara Canada, Ontario, Niagara Region
  Since 1993, Hospice Niagara has been helping people and families live well from the time of diagnosis, through to end-of-life care and bereavement. Our programs and services are free of cost and support people in their homes, in the community and in the hospice residence. Care at Home – Working with primary care providers as one team, medical, emotional and social supports help people live well, for as long as possible in their own home, while supporting caregivers. Care at Hospice – A hospice home with 10 private rooms, providing care, compassion and dignity for people at end of life. Care in Your Community – Wellness Programs (Programs such as Day Hospice focus on helping people and caregivers live well); Bereavement Support (Children, teenagers and adults explore their feelings of grief and loss in a safe and supportive space); Education and Consultation (In partnership with the Palliative Pain and Symptom Management Consultation Program, professional palliative care education and consultation is delivered to service providers across Niagara).
• Hospice Palliative Care Ontario -HPCO Canada, Ontario, Toronto
  Our Mission is to provide leadership on behalf of our members by informing policy and promoting awareness, education, knowledge transfer and best practices in the pursuit of quality hospice palliative care in Ontario.
• Hospice Toronto Canada, Toronto
  Started almost 30 years ago, Hospice Toronto is Toronto’s first volunteer and community-based, not for profit, in-home hospice palliative care program. By providing and advancing compassionate care and leadership in the volunteer-based, home hospice community, Hospice Toronto has become a recognized leader in providing high-quality, hospice care and support for people through all phases of their life-threatening illness, and their loved ones, at no charge. We support Adding Life to Days through our In Home, Bereavement and Children’s Support Programs; Expressive Arts Therapy; Young Carers Program; and Advocacy & Consultation.
• Institute for Life Course and Aging University of Toronto Canada, Toronto
  Since its beginnings as the Program in Gerontology (1979-1989), the first of its kind in Canada, the Institute for Life Course and Aging has provided the University of Toronto with its only interdisciplinary venue for the study of aging. The Institute for Life Course & Aging has a mandate to carry out research into aging from a life course perspective, including population aging, and the aged in the social, psychological and health sciences. Our director is Professor Esme Fuller-Thomson from the Factor Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, at the University of Toronto.
• Life and Death Matters Canada, British Columbia, Saanichton
  We are on a mission to provide engaging and user-friendly resources to help nurses and care assistants integrate a palliative approach and provide excellent care for the dying and bereaved. Texts and workbooks are designed to be used in core curriculum, workplace education and workshops. Textbooks include: "Essentials in Hospice and Palliative Care: A Practical Resource for Every Nurse", "Integrating a Palliative Approach: Essentials for Personal Support Workers" and the Spanish "Lo Esencial en Cuidados Paliativos: Un Recurso Practico en Enfermeria". Online education for Personal Support Workers in 2021.
• Living through Loss Counselling Society of BC Canada, Vancouver
  Living Through Loss Counselling offers professional grief counselling and emotional support to anyone who is experiencing stress due to life change or loss. We also offer grief and loss training to professionals who deal with clients experiencing grief and loss.
• Mariposa House Hospice Canada, Ontario, Severn
  Mariposa House Hospice is a non-profit charitable organization serving the communities of Orillia, Severn, Oro-Medonte, Ramara, and Chippewas of Rama First Nation. We provide 24-hour specialized end-of-life palliative care while welcoming and supporting family and friends.
• McNally House Hospice Canada, Grimsby
  McNally House Hospice exists to provide compassionate palliative care to individuals and their families. Since 2008, McNally House Hospice is a residential setting that provides 24 hour specialized palliative care, free of charge, to people living with a terminal illness, as well as those in their life circle. The residential care area has 6 beds, all in private rooms and has nursing and personal support staff available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Residential Care is supported by volunteers who assist in providing personal care as well as companionship.
• Near North Palliative Care Network Canada, North Bay
  The Near North Palliative Care Network is a registered charity providing one-stop Palliative Care, Bereavement and Grief, and End-of-Life volunteer-based free services and training in Northern Ontario. Individual with a life-limiting illness, family and caregivers are at the centre of care, compassionate listening, companioning, non-judgmental support, confidentiality, and professionalism.
• PalCare Canada, Ontario, Newmarket
  PalCare is a non-medical hospice palliative care education provider funded by the Central LHIN. Delivering over 100 education sessions annually and reaching more than 2000 participants, PalCare provides: foundational Core 1 training to PSWs, non-medical healthcare professionals, and volunteers working in hospice palliative care; hosts annual symposiums with topics ranging from cultural humility, to grief and bereavement, to self-care; and offers ongoing advanced training opportunities focused on current issues in hospice palliative care. PalCare has been providing care education to non-medical healthcare professionals for over 30 years and is part of the family of organisations under Better Living Health and Community Services.
• Palliative Care McGill Canada, Quebec, Montreal
  Palliative Care McGill is an interdisciplinary network of clinicians, educators, researchers, allied-health professionals, volunteers and support staff who work together across five Montreal teaching hospitals to provide top-quality palliative care, education, and research.
• Palliative Care Society of the Bow Valley Canada, Alberta, Canmore
  The Palliative Care Society of the Bow Valley is a registered charity and community-led group, working to address the need to improve the end-of-life experience for individuals and their families who call the Bow Valley home. We provide community-based non-medical palliative and grief supports. As well, we anticipate breaking ground in the spring of 2024 for construction of a palliative centre and hospice facility.
• Philip Aziz Centre (PAC) Canada, Ontario, Toronto
  Philip Aziz Centre for Hospice Care provides respite, practical, physical, emotional and spiritual support for people living with life-threatening illnesses and their loved ones, in the comfort of their own home. Our model of care incorporates the compassion and skills of a diverse group of volunteers and staff, ensuring accessibility to all communities within our service area. Hospice services are centered on the expressed needs of the individual and their loved ones and are delivered in cooperation with the healthcare professionals and support agencies involved in care.
• Pilgrims Hospice Society Canada, Alberta, Edmonton
  Pilgrims Hospice Society provides supportive and compassionate family centred care to enhance the quality and dignity of life for those diagnosed with a progressive, life-threatening illness as well as solace to those who are bereaved.
• Prince George Hospice Society Canada, British Columbia, Prince George
  Our compassionate staff and volunteers provide specialized end-of-life care in a warm home-like atmosphere. We meet the individual needs of our guests, families and community through bedside care, grief support and education.
• Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. Department of Supportive Care. Division of Palliative Care Canada, Toronto
  The Department of Supportive Care is made up of three divisions: Psychosocial Oncology:This division provides direct care for the moderate to severe psychosocial distress and needs of the patients and their families who have cancer related distress or psychosocial issues. It supports the Princess Margaret oncology teams in managing mild psychosocial distress and needs at the point of care. Palliative Care: This division provides consult services for patients in ambulatory as well as inpatient units. The focus is to support pain and symptom management, early palliative care, advance care planning and end of life care. Cancer Rehabilitation & Survivorship: The program provides patients and family members with the information and clinical support they need for cancer rehabilitation.
• Qualicare Canada, Ontario, Toronto
  Qualicare is a company, consisting of nurses and other special caregivers, which provides solution-focused healthcare for people who are sick or aging. Qualicare will advocate for patients offering guidance and support and can also provide daily care and other support services, such as home modifications or moving assistance; based on patient and family requirements.
  
• Roger's House Canada, Ontario, Ottawa
  We are an 8-bed pediatric palliative care hospice, offering end-of-life care, respite services, pain and symtom management, transition to home, perinatal hospice services and bereavement support. We are located on the grounds of the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario.
• Rosedale Hospice Canada, Alberta, Calgary
  Rosedale Hospice offers a life-affirming alternative to hospitalization or dying at home, focusing on quality of life. Located in the Northwest Calgary community of Rosedale, it is a seven-bed hospice in a quiet, peaceful home for adults with cancer.
• Rotary /Flames House Canada, Alberta, Calgary
  The Rotary/Flames House is the only residential community-based hospice in Alberta that will serve families from Alberta caring for a child/youth 0-17 years old with a progressive life-threatening illness
• Saskatchewan Hospice Palliative Care Association Canada, Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
  The Saskatchewan Hospice Palliative Care Association advocates for hospice palliative care, including bereavement, through networking, education and research.
• Seasons Centre for Grieving Children Canada, Barrie
  Our Mission: Grief matters. Seasons Centre provides peer to peer support and education for children, youth and families facing the death of a loved one. Seasons Centre for Grieving Children provides peer to peer support groups in a non-judgmental, non-discriminatory, safe, home-like atmosphere for those grieving death of a loved one; supporting them as they adjust emotionally to regenerate a sense of self and reconstruct their world. Seasons Centre was founded in memory of Jessica (aged 10) and Samantha (aged 12) Ramey. In January 1995, an accident claimed the lives of these two beautiful young girls, from this tragedy the understanding and need for grief support was realized. Seasons Centre was founded on the belief that every child deserves the opportunity to grieve in a supportive and understanding environment. We are funded on the generosity of individuals, corporate, third party, signature event, grants, foundation, and gifts from service clubs. We do not charge a fee for families to utilize our services
• St. John Hospice Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver
  St. John Hospice, the first community hospice on Vancouver’s West Side, located on the University of British Columbia campus is now pleased to be providing hospice care to the community. Palliative care in the Hospice is provided by health authority doctors, nurses and other multi-disciplinary professionals, providing 14 fully furnished en-suite bedrooms. St. John Hospice is also unique in that UBC’s Faculty of Medicine has dedicated space in the facility for researchers investigating best practices for end-of-life care, and for the training of health professionals.
• Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre - Division of Palliative Care Canada, Ontario, Toronto
  From our beginnings as a hospital for Canadian veterans, Sunnybrook has flourished into a fully affiliated teaching hospital of the University of Toronto, evolving to meet the needs of our growing community. The palliative care unit is located on the first floor of Kilgour Wing (K-Wing). Nestled among tall pine trees, the unit overlooks nature from large windows. The fully equipped and spacious hospital rooms offer private or double accommodation, set in a comfortable home-like environment. There is a fee for private accommodation. We are committed to addressing the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of patients and their significant others, honouring diverse cultures, values and beliefs.
• The Bruyère Research Institute (BRI) Canada, Ottawa
  The Bruyère Research Institute (BRI) focuses on research to improve the care of aging Canadians and vulnerable populations. The Institute draws upon its unique situation as part of Bruyère, a multi-service continuing care academic health organization, to work closely with community and long-term care partners to bring faculty into service delivery, students into service learning, and service providers into research and education. The Bruyère Research Institute, a partnership of Bruyère and the University of Ottawa, was established in 2002 to support researchers who contribute to the relevant and practical knowledge needed to improve continuing care; specifically, to foster quality of life for the elderly, through programs of research related to: Primary Care, Care of the Elderly and Palliative Care.
• The Dorothy Ley Hospice Canada, Etobicoke
  The Dorothy Ley Hospice is a volunteer-based community service organization offering compassionate care to people living with the challenges of a life-limiting illness or loss. Our programs meet their physical, emotional, spiritual and support needs helping them to live life to the fullest. Our services are provided at no cost to the individual thanks to the generosity of our donors and community partners.
• The Salvation Army Agapé Hospice Canada, Alberta, Calgary
  The Salvation Army Agapé Hospice provides a peaceful, compassionate and caring environment where those afflicted with a terminal illness can fully live out their remaining days with respect and dignity.
• The Teresa Dellar Palliative Care Residence Canada, Quebec, Kirkland
  The Teresa Dellar Palliative Care Residence was founded in 2002 and is the first facility of its kind on the island of Montreal. Since then, the Residence has grown together with the community, and has provided exceptional palliative care to over 4,800 patients and their families.
• The W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics - University of British Columbia Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver
  The W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics (the Centre) is an interdisciplinary research unit within the School of Population and Public Health at the University of British Columbia. The Centre’s mission is to advance research and teaching of applied ethics, conceived as the application of normative methods to core issues in science and technology ethics and policy, organizational ethics, animal welfare, health, the environment, and research ethics. The Centre is an interdisciplinary group of philosophers and social scientists who employ diverse methodologies to a wide range of problems, including healthcare practices, business and professional procedures, new technologies and environmental issues.
• Toronto Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre (TSRCC) Canada, Ontario, Toronto
  Toronto Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre (TSRCC) has been home to one of Canada most comprehensive cancer prevention, research, teaching and treatment centres.
• University of Calgary - Department of Oncology - Division of Palliative Care Canada, Calgary
  The Division of Palliative Medicine works hand-in-hand with the palliative and end of life care service of Alberta Health Services Calgary Zone. Our mission is to support comprehensive, integrated, community-focused palliative care via research and educational excellence. We are committed to providing life-affirming care and the management of suffering associated with life-limiting conditions, meeting the manpower needs for Palliative Medicine consultants for the Calgary Zone, supporting education in palliative care for primary providers, including rural physicians, nurses and others, and conducting clinical and health services research, with emphasis on evaluating and optimizing care delivery.
• University of Ottawa - Faculty of Medicine Canada, Ottawa
  Nationwide, we rank among the top 5 medical schools for research intensity and impact. As the only bilingual medical faculty in Canada, we offer a unique advantage for students seeking to study medicine and medical sciences in either French or English. Whether in clinical or basic science education, our learners collaborate through interdisciplinary mentorship programs and interactive events. Located in the nation’s capital, we are part of a vast network of health practitioners, policymakers and leaders with national and international influence, including national agencies such as Health Canada, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the National Research Council.
• Victoria Hospice Canada, British Columbia, Victoria
  Victoria Hospice is a registered charity that has provided end-of-life care focused on palliative treatment since 1980. We provide care at our 18-bed Inpatient Unit at the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria. In addition to care provided by our interdisciplinary team we provide care in the community through our Palliative Response Team (PRT), a unique 24/7 on-call intervention service, provides short-term crisis consultation and treatment. Bereavement services following the death of a loved one is provided as well. Victoria Hospice palliative care specialist physicians also provide consultations for patients in homes, care facilities and hospitals.
• Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Palliative Care Program Canada, Manitoba, Winnipeg
  

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