In the first episode of our 3 part series "Through a Nurses Lens", join guest host, Rachel Neufeld, a Two Worlds Cancer Collaboration Volunteer and Canuck Place Children's Hospice Nurse Practitioner, as she speaks with Rachel Schmidt, a nurse at Canuck Place.

Part 2 of Dr. Spandana Rayala's conversation with Basma Ismail, Taiba Borhamah, and Sara Zayed from the Kuwait Association for the Care of Children in Hospital (KACCH) and Bayt Abdullah Children’s Hospice (BACCH). Together KACCH and BACCH support children with serious and life-limiting conditions and their families, both during hospitalizations as well as at home and in the hospice.

Dr. Spandana Rayala speaks with Basma Ismail, Taiba Borhamah, and Sara Zayed from the Kuwait Association for the Care of Children in Hospital (KACCH) and Bayt Abdullah Children’s Hospice (BACCH). Together KACCH and BACCH support children with serious and life-limiting conditions and their families, both during hospitalizations as well as at home and in the hospice.

Dr Erin Kwolek discusses her work using Balint and other types of reflective practice to strengthen and support palliative care clinicians to prevent burnout.

Join Camara Van Breemen, as she chats with music therapist Michaela Wallis about how music can support children and their families in the setting of serious illness.

Join guest host, Rachel Neufeld, as she speaks with Senior Staff Nurse Lailatul Ferdous, a pioneering palliative care nurse from Bangladesh.

Host Spandana Rayala speaks with Megan Doherty about building capacity in children's palliative care around the world.

In this episode, listen as Max Watson, Raj Gopal, Chris Piromalli, and Megan Doherty reflect on their experiences using Project ECHO to train thousands of health providers in palliative care, focussing on those in resource-limited settings. This podcast is a co-release with MetaECHO and Hospice UK.

Palliative care nurse, Erin Das, describes her experiences developing nursing leadership programs in Kenya and in Bangladesh.

Dr Smriti Khanna describes experiences of implementing palliative care for children with a wide variety of serious illnesses at a tertiary children's hospital. The team provides comprehensive support with nurses, doctors, counsellors, psychologists, as well as a therapeutic clown and play and toy librarian.