This webinar will present a number of cases where goals of care conversations were key to the management of patients with acute stroke and intracranial hemorrhage (ICH). We will explain which factors in the cases led to the decision to step back and discuss goals of care and general recommendations for managing these difficult cases.

Apply the “dignity of risk” principle to your practice in serious illness care. Explore cognitive and emotional aspects of self and situations that inform decision-making to impact issues related to social justice, social drivers of health, and institutional hierarchies.

This webinar aims to familiarize members of the interdisciplinary team with meaning-centered psychotherapy (MCP) because it offers valuable tools for addressing trauma, particularly in helping patients find purpose and meaning in their experiences.

This award-winning online course consists of a multimedia library and three CME/CE accredited modules. It aims to sensitize and prepare healthcare professionals working with Holocaust survivors and their families, as well as other trauma survivors, to recognize and respond to post-traumatic stress symptoms and deliver person-centered, trauma-informed care at the end of life.

Highly rated interprofessional webinars in palliative care with CME/CE credit for physicians, nurses, and social workers

There are many challenges to the development and sustainability of community-based palliative care programs. Get up-to-date information about palliative care and the elements needed to develop and maintain high-quality programs.

Free Palliative Care Podcasts Available on PodBean and on iTunes