VIDEOS
Stress and Thinking: The Mind/Body Connection
Palliative Care: Empowering Children to Make a Will
Transplant – Session 9: Lifestyle – Lifestyle Choices
Transplant – Session 6: Sticking to medications
Living With Invasive Ventilation: Family Stories
Palliative Care: Talking to Kids about Their Palliative Care
Palliative Care: The Fear of Falling Asleep
Palliative Care: Why the Vocabulary of Death is Important
Palliative Care: Helping Children Plan to Remember their Loved One’s Day
Palliative Care: Kids’ Most Common Questions about their Own Dying and Death
BEREAVEMENT- Talking to Children about the Death of a Loved One. “I’m sorry”.
A family’s experience with a household burn – French
Palliative Care: The Hospital Team and Family Relationship
Palliative Care: Withdrawing Life Support
Palliative Care: The Parents Journey through Palliative Care
How to give Intranasal Midazolam using a nasal atomizer
Eating Disorders: What you need to know about treatment
CVAD procedures: Cap change
CVAD procedures: Preparing your environment
CVAD procedures: Dressing change
COVID-19 Saliva Testing for Children
Emergency Central Venous Access Device (CVAD) Procedures
Histoire d’AIJ – 8 – Penser à l’avenir
Histoire d’AIJ – 7 – Autosurveillance
Histoire d’AIJ – 3 – Traitement
JIA Stories – 8 – Looking Ahead
Parents of teens and cancer: Transitioning
Histoire d’AIJ – 6 – Thérapies
JIA Stories – 7 – Self-monitoring
Teens and cancer: Body image
Teens and cancer: Your lifestyle
Histoire d’AIJ – 5 – Médicaments
Histoire d’AIJ – 4 – Stress et émotions
JIA Stories – 6 – Being active
Histoire d’AIJ – 2 – Diagnostic
Histoire d’AIJ – 1 – Qu’est-ce que c’est?
L’hémophilie – De quelle façon ton corps arrête-t-il le saignement?
Hemophilia Clotting Cascade – How does your body stop bleeding?
Your virtual video visit at The Hospital for Sick Children – Overview
Dissolving and giving whole tablets – Safe Handling of hazardous medicines at home
Giving cut tablets – Safe Handling of hazardous medicines at home
Cutting and preparing tablets as a liquid – Safe Handling of hazardous medicines at home
Giving injectable medicine by mouth – Safe Handling of hazardous medicines at home
Mixing capsules with liquid or food – Safe Handling of hazardous medicines at home
Giving capsule solutions – Safe Handling of hazardous medicines at home
Giving whole tablets or capsules – Safe Handling of hazardous medicines at home
Set up and Clean up – Safe Handling of hazardous medicines at home
Parents of teens and cancer: The impact
Pregnancy: Timeline of development
Taking immunosuppressants after your organ transplant
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