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"...numerous education opportunities for PAs to learn more primary and specialty palliative care..."

PAHPM is proud to announce an exciting course designed and taught by PAs:

Physician Assistant Certificate in Palliative and Serious Illness Care

The CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care is launching an online, 12-week instructor-led course that prepares physician assistants in any practice setting to deliver high-quality care that effectively supports patients with advanced illness and their families.

Click on the link above for more information or here for a flyer to share with your colleagues! If the upcoming course doesn’t work for your needs now, watch for future dates to be announced!

Along with AAPA's Learning Central, PAHPM is Proud to present a CME Learning Opportunity:

Serious Illness Management Toolkit Bundle

Go to Learning Central's Catalog by clicking above and find our new Toolkit.

Try the whole bundle, or individual lessons--grow your primary palliative care!

PA Authored Palliative Care Articles: Check out our library! We add to it regularly as you send us more articles
Hospice Resources: Wanting to know more to care for patients on hospice? Start here!
Continuing Education: CME credit is available here! Check it out; some of the programs are free!
Other Online Resources: Find valuable information about palliative care and learn new skills!
Post-Graduate Training Programs: A growing number of institutions nationwide have been created. Here are some that we have vetted for you.
National Consensus Project’s Clinical Practice Guidelines for Quality Palliative Care, 4th edition: The updated edition published October 2018 creates a blueprint of excellence by establishing a comprehensive foundation for gold-standard palliative care for all people living with serious illness, regardless of their diagnosis, prognosis, age or setting. Is your program meeting the national standards--the Guidelines can help!
Links to Videos: Lifelong learners come here to see new applications and developments in palliative care