Vol 7, Supplement 1 (January 20, 2018): Annals of Palliative Medicine (The 5th International Public Health and Palliative Care Conference)

Abstract

AB001. Community capacity development to enhance hospice palliative care in Alberta, Canada communities: evidence demonstrating the value of a community engaged model
Kyle Whitfield
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AB002. Collaborative and participatory approaches to building community capacity for palliative and end of life care
Martin LaBrie
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AB003. Lessons we are learning: using participatory action research to integrate palliative care, health promotion and public health through the DöBra research program in Sweden
Carol Tishelman
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AB004. A new method for developing compassionate communities and cities movement—“Todos Contigo” Programme (We are All With You): experience in Spain and Latin America countries
Silvia Librada Flores
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AB005. Celebrating indigenous communities compassionate traditions
Holly Prince
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AB006. Collaborative model used to develop a resource guide for communities to enhance their palliative and end of life care: the case of Alberta, Canada
Kyle Whitfield
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AB007. Death literacy— developing a tool to measure the social impact of public health initiatives
Kerrie Noonan
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AB008. Public health by stealth
Jessie Williams
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AB009. Proposal of a New Public Health End of Life approach for Brazil: how the Project EstaraoSeuLado— Primary Palliative Care is working and how it can help
Santiago Corrêa
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AB010. Developing an intervention for optimizing end of life care in any setting
Emily Dobson
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AB011. Linkage strategies for successful and sustainable partnerships: a practical framework for community engagement by palliative care services
John Rosenberg
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AB012. Creating a sustainable, participatory palliative care programme in an urban slum in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Nezamuddin Ahmad
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AB013. Embracing life—the Bethlehem Schools’ Project, an “icebreaker” and “a foot in the door”
Mary Hocking
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AB014. The evolution of the Kelley community capacity development model for palliative care
Mary Lou Kelley
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AB015. Developing community palliative care programs using a capacity building approach: the Northwestern Ontario experience
Hilary Mettam
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AB016. Addressing the cultural, spiritual and religious perspectives of palliative care
Hodan Nalayeh
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AB017. MyGrief.ca
Shelly Cory
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Disclosure:

The supplement “The 5th International Public Health and Palliative Care Conference” was commissioned by the editorial office, Annals of Palliative Medicine without any sponsorship or funding.