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Thank you to everyone for making the first International Telehealth Palliative Care Symposium a success. It shows that people in palliative care are willing to listen, learn and share to make palliative care better for the world! We have 390 registrants.

All registrants have been emailed a survey link asking about their symposium experience. Please take time to fill it out. We want to learn if you feel that the symposium was worth your time, effective as an education tool and other experiences. We will continue to maintain this site and add palliative care resources. Any ideas, comments suggestions are welcome at any time by email, phone, or by responding to the "general comments" tab on this page.

On Wednesday Dr. Greg Marino and I were interviewed by Alaska Public Radio about the Palliative Care Symposium.  Listen to the interview on the APRN website -- Health Consortium Hosts Palliative Care Symposium.

 Pose questions/comments on each agenda topic. Speakers and others will respond. The website will be maintained for education and discussion after the conference ends.

Presentations have been posted to the website to be joined at a later time by video, podcasts and other material.

Click the virtual community tab at the bottom of the page to learn more about this technology.

Christine A. DeCourtney
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium

Presented by:

• Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
• Hospice of Anchorage
• Indian Health Service
• Intercultural Cancer Council
• Lakehead University, Centre for Education and Research on Aging and Health (CERAH)
• Mayo Cancer Center Native American Program
• National Cancer Institute's Cancer Information Service
• Native American Cancer Research
• Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board
• State of Alaska Comprehensive Cancer Program
• University of Auckland – Goodfellow Unit, School of Population Health
• University of Arizona – Medical School
• University of New Mexico School of Medicine – Palliative Care Section
• Upaya

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