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Welcome health care providers and administrators! Health Canada is looking for your unique perspective and views for the purpose of developing a framework on palliative care. This site is a closed discussion group for health care providers, including palliative care specialists, non-specialists, regulated or non-regulated health care providers, or health care delivery systems experts and administrators. We are interested in hearing about the ways in which you have incorporated palliative care into your practice, challenges you face regarding palliative care, and any systems fixes or problem solving you or your teams have created. This site is an invitation-only site, designed to drill down on some specific provider-related questions, so feel free to share your views and experiences here among your colleagues.
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Welcome health care providers and administrators! Health Canada is looking for your unique perspective and views for the purpose of developing a framework on palliative care. This site is a closed discussion group for health care providers, including palliative care specialists, non-specialists, regulated or non-regulated health care providers, or health care delivery systems experts and administrators. We are interested in hearing about the ways in which you have incorporated palliative care into your practice, challenges you face regarding palliative care, and any systems fixes or problem solving you or your teams have created. This site is an invitation-only site, designed to drill down on some specific provider-related questions, so feel free to share your views and experiences here among your colleagues.
