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Click the link below for the 2023 Facts & Figures report on Pediatric Palliative Care, from our friends @NHCPO_news. Much work needed to expand access for this critically important service which can have a deep and long-lasting impact on families. #pedpc hubs.li/Q01YnymB0

The PediPal team is looking for child life specialists who might be interested in coming on the air on the topic of answering children's questions about death! With a twist... #PedsPC #Childlife @DrJRubenstein Conrad Williams, MD, FAAP, FAAHPM 🇺🇸

This month, PediPal explores how man's best friend integrates into man's most misunderstood team - increasing hallway popularity, breakfast tray awareness, and - most importantly - teaching us even more about the value of presence. Episode live now.

Ready or not, "Episode 29: Magic?" is here! Sarah and Dan guide you on a journey into psychedelics in pediatric palliative care #pedpc and parental bereavement, following the lead of Dingle Spence, Chris Adrian, and Elisha Waldman. Turn on and tune in now at pedipal.org!

Death. Dying. Simple words that can be hard to say, and even harder to say to a child. Sarah and Dan turn to the experts on saying difficult things to children, Certified Child Life Specialists Kelley Gavel and Nicole MackDiaz. Episode up now at pedipal.org!

Boundaries! When and why do we draw them in pediatric palliative care? How do we know when they've been crossed? What makes them so important? Join @StacyRemke and @bentleystewart on this month's episode to learn more. Up now at pedipal.org!

"Episode 34: Prognosticaution" is up at pedipal.org! Sarah and Dan discuss the dreaded uncertainty of neurologic prognosis with Marina Ma and Lauren Treat. (And in case you missed Episode 33, we'd recommend checking that one out, too. Julie Hauer is in it!)

Serendipitously, PediPal wades into perinatal palliative care. Hear Brian Carter, Kelstan Ellis, and Jenni Linebarger discuss their collaborative work, now live at pedipal.org. Tune in for birth plans, narratives, the #ZPD, hot-button issues, etymologies, and more!

Brian Carter MD, Kelstan Ellis MD and Jenni Linebarger MD discuss perinatal palliative care and their collaborative work via PediPal. Parents and little ones at Children's Mercy are fortunate to have them. pedipal.org/634852/1501457…

"The family is wanting to have a story that they can accept, that they can live with. ... It's an honor and a privilege if they ask and allow us to co-author it with them." – Brian Carter MD

🔴New paper alert on #GlobalHealth equity for children Do you know what #PediatricPalliativeCare looks like in Mexico? We compared the current provision with the actual need. Here is what we found: jpsmjournal.com/article/S0885-…

What an honor to join Sarah & Dan for this month’s PediPal episode! Absolutely loved sharing my experiences at AAHPM this year and again on the podcast. Also, I want to echo Dan’s take home point encouraging others to “just do it and see what happens”! You got this!

Hello? Hello? Is this thing still on? If you noticed a PediPal shaped hole in your hearts (and podcast feed) this September, we felt it too. PediPal will be taking a hiatus and hopes to return again in 2025. With all new guests, ideas, episodes... But probably the same puns