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SHRTN End-of-Life Care Community of Practice (CoP)

A network to provide palliative care providers and decision makers with the mechanisms to work in collaboration Goal / purpose is to improve palliative care practice in Ontario. 2007/08 MEMBERSHIP 23 Paid Caregivers 1 Unpaid Caregiver 1 Researchers 25 Policy Makers 15 Educators 1 Librarian

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SHRTN End-of-Life Care Community of Practice (CoP)

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  1. A network to provide palliative care providers and decision makers with the mechanisms to work in collaboration Goal / purpose is to improve palliative care practice in Ontario 2007/08 MEMBERSHIP 23 Paid Caregivers 1 Unpaid Caregiver 1 Researchers 25 Policy Makers 15 Educators 1 Librarian 7 Chaplains 109 Other* * Category information not available SHRTN End-of-Life CareCommunity of Practice (CoP) SHRTN End-of-Life Care Community of Practice 2007/08 Knowledge Broker: Elizabeth Lusk KTE Panel Presentation: April 1, 2008

  2. SHRTN End-of-Life Care CoPDevelopment Process • Core working group established • Clarity of purpose identified • Process and planning discussions • Work plan established to meet deliverables • Align and leverage sponsor / lead network objectives SHRTN End-of-Life Care Community of Practice 2007/08 Knowledge Broker: Elizabeth Lusk KTE Panel Presentation: April 1, 2008

  3. SHRTN End-of-Life Care CoP Identified Barriers • Understanding re: up-front investment of commitment • Clarity surrounding the role of the Knowledge Broker • SHRTN Membership process • Pressure / confusion surrounding use of technology tool, Plum Tree (did not meet the current CoP needs) • Didactic presentations prepared by content experts • Need for process surrounding sub-community development SHRTN End-of-Life Care Community of Practice 2007/08 Knowledge Broker: Elizabeth Lusk KTE Panel Presentation: April 1, 2008

  4. SHRTN End-of-Life Care CoPSuccess: DNRC Form Fireside Chats • 4 fireside chats co-facilitated by subject matter experts • Reach = 300 participants (+) • Presentation Scenarios Discussion • Moderator: Ethicist (informal*) • Evaluation / Identification of Knowledge Gaps • Next steps: • establishment of DNRC sub-community • development of self-directed DNRC Form learning modules • development of ‘Advance Care Planning’ education series SHRTN End-of-Life Care Community of Practice 2007/08 Knowledge Broker: Elizabeth Lusk KTE Panel Presentation: April 1, 2008

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