Children’s Institute for Pain and Palliative Care
The Children's Institute for Palliative Care (CIPPC) provides training, continuing education, resources, consultation, and technical assistance to health care providers who are interested in developing more opportunities for pediatric palliative care in their communities. The institute also develops and supports a network of providers doing this work so that more children in our region can access needed palliative care.
The goals of CIPPC include:
- Provide training and support to increase access to pediatric palliative care in the region.
- Develop and maintain a central resource for pediatric palliative care.
- Develop and support a network of providers of pediatric palliative care to ensure state of the art care for children in need.
- Develop research and quality improvement initiatives.
This program offers a wonderful training opportunity for organizations interested in developing their capacity to provide pediatric palliative care in their communities. Applicants from rural or underserved areas are especially encouraged to apply.
Tools and Resources
Anticipated Bereavement Support Needs Assessment
The Forum for Pediatric Palliative Care June 15, 2007
In June 2007, Children's of Minnesota hosted the The Forum for Pediatric Palliative Care in Minneapolis. Following are links to presenter slides from the forum.
Forum Report (51 pages)
A written recap of the June 15 conference
Education and Training for Pediatric Palliative Care (15 slides)
Jody Chrastek, MSN, CHPN; Deborah Dokken, MPA; Stacy Remke, MSW, LICSW
Children's of Minnesota
Advancing the State of the Art in Clinical Practice of Pediatric Palliative Care (44 slides)
Stefan J. Friedrichsdorf, MD
Pain & Palliative Care
Children's of Minnesota
Funding, Advocacy and Communications: Building a Sustainable Program (27 slides)
Devon Dabbs, Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director
Ann Andrews Morris, Director of Communications and Media
Children’s Hospice & Palliative Care Coalition
Models of Care: Children with life threatening conditions and their families (49 slides)
Susan M. Huff, RN, MSN
Johns Hopkins Home Care Group
ACT Definition (3 slides)
Association for Children with Life-threatening Conditions and their families (ACT)
Pediatric P-EOL-B Care: Quality, Safety, Outcomes (54 pages)
Chris Feudtner, The Pediatric Advanced Care Team
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
State of the Art in Pediatric Palliative Care Research: Lessons Learned (48 slides)
Joanne Wolfe, MD, MPH
Contact Us
For more information, call the institute at (612) 813-6946, or e-mail us at cipc@childrensmn.org
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