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SUMMARY:Creating Space for Community Engagement with End-of-life Issues Through Intergenerational Arts Activities: Findings from Sweden
DESCRIPTION: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 community partners\, the goals of Studio DöBra were to support community engagement with end-of-life issues and create opportunities for intergenerational interaction. In this presentation\, Max will share findings related to the ways in which arts activities can support engagement with end-of-life issues as well as the project’s various forms of impact. \nSupport for these events provided by Dr. Stajduhar and the Canada Research Chairs Program\, the UVic Institute on Aging & Lifelong Health and School of Nursing. \nYou can now watch a recording of the presentation on our YouTube page here.
URL:https://palliativeapproaches.uvic.ca/event/creating-space-for-community-engagement-with-end-of-life-issues-through-intergenerational-arts-activities-findings-from-sweden/
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SUMMARY:Access Denied: Inequities in Access to Oncology Care Among Indigenous Peoples
DESCRIPTION: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. \nDr. Tara Horrill is an Assistant Professor in the College of Nursing at the University of Manitoba. Her research takes a critical approach to investigating health inequities within the context of the cancer care system\, with a particular focus on equitable access to cancer care and equity-oriented approaches to care. \nSupport for these events provided by Dr. Stajduhar and the Canada Research Chairs Program\, the UVic Institute on Aging & Lifelong Health and School of Nursing. \n  \nYou can now watch a recording of this talk on our YouTube page here.
URL:https://palliativeapproaches.uvic.ca/event/access-denied-inequities-in-access-to-oncology-care-among-indigenous-peoples/
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