NSHPCA Conference
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Schedule of Events
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Keynote / Plenary Speakers
Hannah Crouse (She/They) is a research assistant at Dalhousie University and a second-year Sociology PhD student at Carleton University. Growing up in rural Nova Scotia on her parent’s dairy farm, Hannah has developed a sincere interest in understanding rural communities as sites of social change. Her academic work is focused on 2S/LGBTQ+ people’s health across the life course, including their experiences related to dementia, grief, long-term care, and rural schools.
Dr. Cortney Smith BSc H.,MD CFFP CAC Palliative Care, Assistant professor, Dept of Family Medicine, Dalhousie University: Dr. Cortney Smith is the palliative care unit clinical lead at the Colchester East Hants Health Centre. She provides inpatient and outpatient community-based care with the Northern Zone Colchester East Hants team. Her areas of interest include teaching residents, early advanced care planning, palliative care in rural areas, and end-of-life care for patients with ALS. She graduated from Dalhousie Family Medicine in 2008 and completed her Palliative Medicine fellowship year in 2009. She achieved her Palliative Care CAC in 2015 from the College of Family Physicians of Canada. She regularly presents online and in person, providing LEAP Core and is a LEAP Teaching Coach through Pallium Canada.
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Become an Exhibitor
This year, we will address crucial topics such as cultural diversity in grief, cross-cultural dialogue in palliative care, and the intersection of culture, beliefs, and identity in mourning practices. NSHPCA is committed to fostering collaboration, education, and innovation, creating a space for thought-provoking discussions that inspire culturally sensitive care and groundbreaking research.
As an exhibitor, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with a wide range of professionals, organizations, and community leaders who are committed to shaping the future of palliative care, grief, and end-of-life practices. This is a unique chance to showcase your organization’s products, services, and solutions in front of a passionate audience dedicated to positive change.
Exhibitor Package
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this impactful event! Secure your space today and join us in shaping the future of culturally sensitive care and research.
Corporate Rate
$450
Exhibit Space:
6’ table for promotional materials
Includes:
Lunch and refreshments for one exhibitor. Additional lunches can be purchased at an extra cost.