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Welcome to Pallium Canada
We are a national, non-profit organization focused on building professional and community capacity to help improve the quality and accessibility of palliative care in Canada.
Who We Help
Our Vision
Palliative care is everyone's business.
Improving palliative care in Canada is everyone’s business, not just the responsibility of a small number of palliative care specialist physicians and nurses. Every community has the potential to transform our society into a skilled, informed, and compassionate one with respect to palliative care. Whether you are a health care organization, health care professional, community leader, or influencer, you can help make this happen.
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Our Stories
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Learn how the Nova Scotia Health Authority used LEAP™ to bring a coordinated approach to better palliative care services across the province.
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Read how a paramedic was able to manage a patient's symptoms and enable him to die at home with his family.
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Why Does Palliative Care Matter?
Here are 5 good reasons:
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Improves the quality of life for patients and families.
Increases alignment between care delivered and patient preferences.
Reduces emergency room visits and hospital stays.
Reduces unnecessary or overly aggressive treatments and procedures.
Lowers costs to the health care system.