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Palliative Manitoba retweeted
We work tirelessly to save and improve lives. The @cancersociety election priorities can help reduce the burden of cancer in Manitoba today and into the future. Take a look at what we are recommending today: cancer.ca/en/get-involved/ad… #mbpoli
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
A palliative care framwork can guide and improve collective efforts to increase access to palliative care for all Manitobans. See Palliative Manitoba's recommendations to increase hospices palliative care services. #Mbpoli #manitoba
We partnered with @PalliativeMB to improve equitable access to palliative care for all Manitobans regardless of where they live or what setting they choose to receive care. Learn more about Palliative Manitoba recommendations here: bitly.ws/V9TQ #Mbpoli #Manitoba
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
Our team attended the 31st Annual Palliative Care Conference hosted by @PalliativeMB. It's great to be able to talk about how we can help palliative care get better.
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
Palliative care isn't available throughout all of Manitoba, resulting in some people living with life-limiting illnesses and not receiving the care they need. Learn more about @PalliativeMB recommendations to improve access for Manitobans. #Mbpoli palliativemanitoba.ca/2023-p…
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
We partnered with @PalliativeMB to improve equitable access to palliative care for all Manitobans regardless of where they live or what setting they choose to receive care. Learn more about Palliative Manitoba recommendations here: bitly.ws/V9TQ #Mbpoli #Manitoba
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
We work with an amazing group of people we call the inner-city action team. Check out their articulation of grief in the inner city. We can do better to make visible the work they do and support them with structural and system change.
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Check out our new publication in @PalliativeMedJ @SAGE_Publishing exploring work-related grief among inner city workers.
doi.org/10.1177/026921632211…
@MelissaGiesbre2
@aimollison
@kara_whitlock
@KStajduhar
@UVicResearch
And for our TL;DR friends ⤵️
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
People want to know more about what happens as we die.
My TEDx talk for @TEDxNewcastle went live yesterday. It's already been viewed 44,000 times.
Please help it get out into the world: pass it on in any way you can.
bit.ly/3vTZ7OP
The Memory Tree has so many messages to loved ones who have died. Grief is the price of love 💗. We’re @StVitalCentre until December 24.
Today is the day! Please join us as we launch the Memory Tree at St. Vital Centre. palliativemanitoba.ca/events…
Come and join us next Thursday as we open the Memory Tree! #grief #griefsupport palliativemanitoba.ca/events…
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
Check out this national online aging conference in Nov tailored for people who identify as 2SLGBTQ+. A terrific line up of topics and speakers. For 2SLGBTQ+ people, bio and/or chosen family, healthcare providers. 👇👇👇
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Palliative Manitoba retweeted
@PalliativeMB Amazing conference this week!!! Thank you for having @HSeowPhD and me. We felt so welcomed!!! Met incredible people. I left feeling rejuvenated!
#MedTwitter
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
Types of dying:
1. Sudden (didn’t see it coming)
2. Expected (the consequence of an underlying progressive life-limiting illness)
3. Expected (aging)
Most people will die from an expected death.
An expected death offers the benefit of time.
#MedTwitter #Meded #FridayFeeling
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
#Metis Elder John Morrisseau, @OrderofCanada recipient shares the experience of his father dying lonely away from his home community. “We send our people away, many families can’t afford to visit them. Palliative care is very hard to get in our communities” @PalliativeMB
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
Siddiqui: If we can’t do our ceremonies and rituals there is another layer on top of #grief and that is guilt. @PalliativeMB
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
Siddiqui: please don’t say “You are in Canada now” as a way to provide solace. Ask the patient and family: “What are your needs?” Don’t impose your ideas of #grief and what may be helpful on others. Support communal grieving. @PalliativeMB
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
Shahina Siddiqui shares that suspended grief during COVID has exacerbates grief. “At time when we are most hurting that’s when we most need community” @PalliativeMB
Palliative Manitoba retweeted
Our brilliant Grief, Culture and COVID panel @PalliativeMB conference. Facilitated by @HMChochinov cc @JenniferGurke
