Register Now for the CPNCA's
September 19 Webinar
Mommy is Very, Very, Very, Sick ….How to Teach Adults to Talk to Their Children About Advanced Disease and Impending Death.
Presented by Vivian Myron TS, BSW, MSW. Jewish General Hospital, Montreal
This presentation will teach professionals basics about communication with children about a loved adult's advanced disease and impending death, allow professionals to feel comfortable with this difficult topic, and offer clear guidelines around communication and words to use.
CPCNA is pleased to release our latest
Position Statement
Grief and Grief Literacy
Thank you to all members who participated in the development of this document!
Click here to view the document
Upcoming Members Only Event!
Journal Club October 10 1200 EST
Hosted by CPCNA's Professional Practice Committee.
Enjoy one of the benefits of CPCNA membership!
Join with Palliative Nursing colleagues to discuss a current journal article relevant to your nursing specialty.
Article details to follow shortly!
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CPCNA's position statement on Grief and Grief Literacy now posted!
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Now Available: Canadian Best Practice Recommendations for the Topical Management of Malignant Cutaneous Wounds​
Fall 2023- CPCNA has created our first position statement-- informed by Members voices-- Medical Assistance in Dying and Nursing Care. Click here to read. And thank you to all who supported this work!
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"How people die lives in the memories of those who live on."
- DAME CICELY SAUNDERS
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