- All
- APRNs
- Chaplains
- Medical Residents
- Nurses
- Occupational Therapists
- Pharmacists
- Physical Therapists
- Physician Assistants
- Physicians
- Psychologists
- Social Workers
- Students
Palliative Care Skills for COVID-19
This is a new collection of short, 30-40 minute, on-demand webinars for interdisciplinary health care providers and students seeking COVID-informed skills in topics ranging from pain and symptom management, resource allocation, conflict resolution, emotional intelligence and emotional contagion, and nursing home care ethics, and more.
Professional Development in Communication and Supportive Care
This is a 6-month virtual, primary palliative care training program for interdisciplinary health care professionals who care for patients with serious, advanced illnesses. The comprehensive curriculum is presented at 3 full-day conferences, including communication skills workshop with simulated patients, at hour-long mentored learning community sessions, weekly webinars, and half-day seminars for social workers and chaplains. The September conference will be held in person at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle, IL and offered virtually. Sessions are recorded for asynchronous learning. An extension course is available for physicians and advanced practice providers seeking specialty-level palliative care training.
Palliative Care Bootcamp for Medical and Nursing Students
The Palliative Care Bootcamp for Students is designed to introduce students in medicine, nursing, social work, chaplaincy, psychology, and occupational and physical therapy to a sampling of topics central to palliative care. Educators are encouraged to incorporate these presentations into existing curricula. All presentations are under an hour in length.
The Psychology of Serious Illness
This is a 5-month online course for Michigan health care providers, clergy, educators and public service leaders vested in improving the quality of life of persons with serious illness. It consists of 10 webinars, monthly case-based discussions, and weekly open office hours. Webinar recordings and speakers’ slides are available. Up to 15 CME/CE credits are available.
Tele-Mentoring
Tele-mentoring provides one-on-one consultation on matters relating to beginning, expanding or managing a supportive care program and professional development.
Clinical Hours
Clinical hours are an opportunity for one-on-one consultation with a highly experienced mentor in your field to discuss your clinical or case-based questions.
Specialty-Level Palliative Care Webinar Series
This is an 11-week virtual webinar series on specialty-level palliative care topics for advanced practice providers and physicians who aspire to or currently work in palliative care. Eleven 1-hour webinars are presented live on Zoom by expert palliative care providers. Presentations are evidence-based and case-based. Participant interaction is encouraged. Recordings will be available on the course site on the Canvas Learning Management System at the University of Chicago throughout the course duration.