Analysis & Commentary

Critical Commentary on trends in pediatric palliative research

Trends in Palliative Care Research 2022; Special Edition 4 Low Resource Setting

Commentary by: Dr. Omolabake Akinseye MD – Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital, Saskatoon Dr. Akinseye is a NICU physician working in level II and III NICU with a special interest in sepsis control and infant nutrition. Feature Article Ul-Ain, R., Faizan, M., & Mohamed, A. (2021). Pediatric palliative care: Competency and educational needs assessment in pediatricians of a Read more about Trends in Palliative Care Research 2022; Special Edition 4 Low Resource Setting[…]

Trends in Palliative Care Research 2023; Issue #03

Commentary by: Dr. Katie Boone MBT MD MScCH FRCPC – Canuck Place Children’s Hospice Dr. Boone is a hospital paediatrician and palliative medicine specialist with an interest in medical education. Her clinical interests are in complex symptom management, care for children with medical complexity, and family-centered care.  Feature Article von der Hude, K., & Garten, L. (2022). Psychosocial Read more about Trends in Palliative Care Research 2023; Issue #03[…]

Trends in Palliative Care Research 2023; Issue #02

Commentary by: Pascale de Kerckhove, MSW, RSW, Social Worker, BC Women’s Hospital, PHSA, and Palliative Care Social Worker – Medical Assistance in Dying, Vancouver Coastal Health Pascale de Kerckhove has worked as a Social Worker in the NICU at BC Women’s Hospital, at BC Cancer in Patient & Family Counselling Services, and more recently in adult Read more about Trends in Palliative Care Research 2023; Issue #02[…]