Palliative Care: Sustaining Quality Amid Change
February 4th, 2022 – 8:30 AM TO 4:30 PM
Online Zoom Webinar
Welcome to the PCIEF Winter Conference page. After completing the form below, you will be redirected to the Conference Program page, where you will find the link to register for the Zoom webinar and the complete information about the conference. Please complete the registration for the Zoom webinar and make sure that you receive the confirmation email from Zoom.
The PCIEF Palliative Care Interdisciplinary Education Funding (Nipissing Subregion) is a service funded by Ontario Health.
The sponsoring agency of the PCIEF is the NNPCN Near North Palliative Care Network (Nipissing/Parry Sound).
To contact us for further information about the conference
Phone: +1 705-497-9239
Email: [email protected]
Fax: +1 705-497-1039
Online Registration
Fill, Click Submit, Wait to be Redirected to the Zoom Webinar Registration
If your connection is slow, complete your Zoom Registration here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_VFHEimOCSmuz9AUMYxbK-Q
The PCIEF Conference is completely free of charge! All participants on Zoom will receive a copy of Dr. Alan Wolfelt’s book “When Grief is Complicated“!
POST-CONFERENCE
We will email you a personalized certificate of attendance, transcript of the conference, and a brief satisfaction poll.
We will mail the complimentary book to Conference attendees who provide us their postal mail address and phone number. We will announce the raffle winners on the Conference webpage. Winners will be contacted by phone and email.
We are excited to welcome you to the PCIEF Winter Conference 2022!
Cordially,
Monica Do Coutto Monni
PCIEF Chair, NNPCN E.D.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Palliative Care Interdisciplinary Education Funding would like to acknowledge that the land on which we gather is the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe of Nipissing First Nation on lands covered by the Robinson-Huron Treaty territory.
Les services d’éducation interdisciplinaire en soins palliatifs tiennent à reconnaître que la terre sur lequel nous réunissons est le territoire traditionnel de l’Anishinaabe de la Première Nation du Nipissing sur les terres couvertes par le territoire du traité Robinson-Huron.
