Projects

Practical learning to improve advance care planning.

A small group engaged in a hands-on workshop discussing advance care planning.
A small group engaged in a hands-on workshop discussing advance care planning.
Case Studies

Real patient scenarios for practical understanding.

A facilitator guiding participants through case study materials.
A facilitator guiding participants through case study materials.
Role Play

Simulated conversations to build communication skills.

Participants practicing advance care conversation in a role play setting.
Participants practicing advance care conversation in a role play setting.
An evaluation session reviewing project outcomes with participants.
An evaluation session reviewing project outcomes with participants.
Workshops

Interactive sessions focused on building essential skills.

Feedback

Gathering participant insights to improve future courses.

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FAQs

What is advance care?

Advance care planning helps you make decisions about future health care.

Who should attend?
How long are sessions?
Are materials provided?
Is there a cost?

Anyone interested in learning about palliative care and planning.

Sessions typically last about one hour, allowing time for questions and discussion.

Yes, participants receive handouts and resources to support their learning.

No, the education series is offered free through Fraser Health.

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