Pan-Canadian Palliative Care Research Collaborativ

Haven't heard of the Pan-Canadian Palliative Care Research Collaborative (PCPCRC) before? Our mission is to develop a Pan-Canadian network of practice-focused research groups producing high-quality palliative care research.

Meet Dr. Kate Nelson, clinician scientist @SickKidsNews!

A Pediatric Lead on the PCPCRC Executive, Dr. Nelson was awarded 2024 PCPCRC seed funding for her work on conflict management in pediatric palliative care.

Get to know her research:
pcpcrc.ca/member-profile…

2 days left to register for our upcoming semi-annual meeting, taking place October 21 and 22 in Nanaimo, B.C. PCPCRC members can register on their portal dashboard.

📢Registration is now open for our next Semi-Annual Meeting, taking place on October 21st & 22nd in Nanaimo, BC!

See your member dashboard on our website for more details and to register: pcpcrc.ca/sign-in/

Agitated delirium is common but challenging to manage at the end of life. Dexmedetomidine may be a safe and effective way to provide wakeful sedation for patients with agitated delirium in palliative care.

Learn more about the study: pcpcrc.ca/media_resource…