Indigenous Peoples experience startling differences in cancer outcomes that appear to be partly related to inequitable access to oncology care. This presentation by Dr. Tara Horrill highlights some specific challenges to accessing oncology care, and discuss the role of nurses in addressing inequitable access. Dr. Tara Horrill is an Assistant Professor in the College of […]
Max Kleijberg, PhD, is a designer and postdoctoral researcher at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden. Max will present his doctoral research on Studio DöBra, a participatory, community-based project in Sweden involving children (9 y/o) and older adults (most 80+) in arts activities about dying, death, and loss. Developed and studied in collaboration with academic and […]
The purpose of this research was to deepen our understanding of the experiences of family and informal support networks (friends) that accompanied someone throughout their dying process involving MAiD in the province of Ontario. Using a social constructivist perspective to better understand the experiences of those who have been impacted by MAiD, digital stories were […]
Producing stories about Indigenous peoples’ end-of-life cultural needs and preferences by Indigenous peoples, for Indigenous peoples, is an empowering and transformative research approach. Tess describes how the Te Ārai Palliative Care and End of Life Research Group collaborates with Indigenous families using Kaupapa Māori Research (KMR) methods and creative arts methods, to empower them to […]
The ePAC Action Team, consisting of inner city workers, researchers, and palliative care practitioners, has been working together for over five years to improve access to quality care for people facing serious illness and the life-limiting conditions of homelessness, poverty, racism, criminalization, and stigma in Victoria, BC (Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ territories). Now the group is […]
Join Dr. Clare Gardiner in a talk exploring some of the financial impacts of end of life caregiving, in particular focusing on employment and the challenges of providing informal care to someone approaching the end of life whilst remaining in paid work. The role of government policy and employment legislation will also be considered, reflecting […]
Join us for Dr. Kelli Stajduhar's CRC Talks October 11, 2023 at 1:30-2:30pm PST! We are hosting Shaun Peter Qureshi, MD who will discuss: Autonomy, the Internet, and End-of-Life: How people facing death and bereavement resist the medicalisation of dying and grief through online forums. Shaun Peter Qureshi, MD Shaun Peter Qureshi MBChB, MD, MRCP(UK), […]
Professor Kelli Stajduhar has been named as a 2024 Hood Fellow by the University of Auckland. Nominated by the Te Ārai Research Group, she will visit New Zealand next autumn. While there, she will give a public lecture at the university open to the public, hold seminars with School of Nursing staff and liaise with […]
Join us for Dr. Kelli Stajduhar's CRC Talks November 22, 12-1pm PST! We are hosting Max Kleijberg, PhD who will discuss: Peer advisors promote cancer prevention and early detection -- Experiences from Sweden. Max Klijberg, PhD Max Klijberg, PhD is a designer and postdoctoral researcher at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden. His research takes a […]
Join us for Dr. Kelli Stajduhar's CRC Talks January 25, 2024 1:30-2:30pm PST! We are hosting Piotr Burek and Alexandra Stewart who will discuss: Zining! as an Arts-Based Research Method. As part of an ongoing Participatory Action Research project conducted by Dr. Kelli Stajduhar through the Integrating Palliative Approaches to Care in the Inner-City study […]
Professor Kelli Stajduhar featured on the latest episode of Radical Nurse Talk! Check out the episode here.
