CPCNA is pleased to offer A FREE 4 Part Webinar Series for Nurses
Navigating Palliative Care
Space is limited, so register early!
Learning Objectives
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Understand the Core Principles of Palliative Care
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Embrace the Nurse’s Role in Advocacy for Palliative and End of Life Care
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Enhance Clinical Competence in Symptom Management
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Identify and Address Barriers to Quality Palliative Care
September 10 - Nurses as Advocates: A Holistic Approach to Palliative Care
October 15 - Mastering Opioid Use in Pain Management: A Nurses Role
November 12 -Breathing Better: Managing Dyspnea and Respiratory Distress
December 10 - Caring for the Dying: Essential Insights in the Last Days of Life
5 to 6 pm EST via Zoom
Register for all four, or just the sessions you want!
For more details and to learn more about our presenter,
Marie-Laurence Fortin, M.Sc.N. CHPCN(C) visit our Webinars Page!
CPCNA Annual Lecture and Awards
Annual Lecture and Awards Presentation May 6 2025
Lecture presented by Dr. Kelli Stajduhar
Advocating for Equity: The Role of Nurses in Transforming Palliative Care
Click HERE to View
Passcode: 0nfiRpJ#
Awards 0 to 25 minutes Lecture begins at 25 minutes
CPNCA's AGM Minutes and Recording are posted!
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CPNCA's 2025 Membership year remains open!
Click HERE to renew or join
CPCNA's position statement on Grief and Grief Literacy now posted!
Now Available: Canadian Best Practice Recommendations for the Topical Management of Malignant Cutaneous Wounds
Please note:
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New Members will need to create an account to access Member Only benefits
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Renewing Members will have uninteruppted access if renewed by deadlines. If renewal deadline is missed, you will need to re-create your account
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Select Webinars FREE ( minimum 6/year)
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Non-members pay $40 to attend each event
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Webinar Recordings FREE to members only to view at your leisure
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Members only events FREE- Journal club, book club and ethics cafe
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Connections to research and best practice
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Become a member of The Palliative Care and Nursing Ethics hub
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Participate in committee and support the work of CPCNA
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Advocate for all to have access to palliative care
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Build national connections
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Build you knowledge and competencies in palliative care
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Belong to a community of like-minded nurses
"How people die lives in the memories of those who live on."
- DAME CICELY SAUNDERS
CPCNA is a not-for-profit Association that is funded 100% by Membership Fees to support the work being done. Anyone wishing to donate to support CPCNA is encouraged to contact the President at cpcnapresident@gmail.com to discuss.
We do not have charitble status. A receipt may be issued but donations are not tax-deductible.