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Nov. 27, 2019, 4:30-6:00pm. This free webinar is offered by Queen's University's Continuing Professional Development office. By the end of this webinar participants will be able to integrate legal and compassionate considerations into the decision making processes of MAiD and evaluate on a case-by-case basis the legal implications of MAiD clinical practice. This is one in a series of related webinars. To learn more or to register click here.

Oct. 30, 2019, 4:30-6:00pm. This free webinar is offered by Queen's University's Continuing Professional Development office. By the end of this overview participants will be able to integrate learning about the processes of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) in their clinical decision making processes. This is one in a series of upcoming webinars. To learn more or to register click here.

Oct. 16, 2019 from 4:30-6:00pm EST. This free webinar is offered by Queen's University's Continuing Professional Development office. By the end of this overview participants will be able to integrate learning about the processes of Palliative End of Life Care (PEOLC) into their clinical decision making processes; identify applicable resources to PEOLC clinical processes and navigate conversations with patients leading to a PEOLC course of treatment. This is the first in a series of upcoming webinars. To learn more or to register click here.

LGBTQ+ Aging in Canada: What can we Learn from the CLSA?

Oct. 29. 2019 from 12-1PM EST. Join presenters Dr. Arne Stinchcombe and Dr. Kimberley Wilson as they describe the socio-historical context of LGBTQ+ older adults in Canada and highlight some of the findings from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA). There will be a particular focus on data showing health disparities among sexual minority participants and the importance of social networks and implications for policy and practice. To learn more or to register click here.

Implementing the BSO-DOS (Behavioural Supports Ontario - Dementia Observation System): Strategies for Your Team

October 3, 2019 from 12-1PM EST. Join presenters Debbie Hewitt Colborne and Lori Schnidel Martin for this webinar which will provide an overview of BSO-DOS© and the collaborative work that led to its development, as well as detailed implementation strategies to assist clinical teams to utilize the new BSO-DOS©. During the webinar the presenters will discuss important feedback from survey findings and as well as brainstorm further strategies to enhance implementation and inform the ongoing support from the BSO Provincial Coordinating Office. To learn more or to register click here.

Reporting on Fitness to Drive in Dementia in Ontario: What's new Since 2018?

Oct. 18, 2019 from 12-1PM EST join presenters Dr. Gary Nagile and Dr. Mark Rapport as they describe dementia-related driving risks, review recent changes to Fitness to Drive reporting policy in Ontario, and discuss how to interpret and deal with these changes in clincial practice. To learn more or to register click here.

AGE-WELL Webinar Series: Supporting People who Juggle Work and Caregiving: Challenges and Solutions

November 7, 2019 from 1-2PM EST. Join presenter Dr.Janet Fast as she presents on how caregivers are n important part of AGE-WELL's community - from participating in projects to providing advice at the network level. To learn more and to register click here,

Physical Literacy for Older Adults

Canadian Guidelines on Alcohol Use Among Older Adults

Difficult Conversations in PEOLC and MAiD

Legal Aspects of MAiD

General Overview of Medical Assistance in Dying

General Overview of Palliative End of Life Care & MAiD

LGBTQ+ Aging in Canada: What can we Learn from the CLSA?

Implementing the BSO-DOS (Behavioural Supports Ontario - Dementia Observation System): Strategies for Your Team

Reporting on Fitness to Drive in Dementia in Ontario: What's new Since 2018?

AGE-WELL Webinar Series: Supporting People who Juggle Work and Caregiving: Challenges and Solutions

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