Dying To Know, is open to anyone interested in various topics related to death and dying. These interactive sessions help in preparing for end-of-life, offer strategies for staying resilient through challenging times, and help care partners become more confident in their roles.

Webinar: What about family members of MAiD recipients?
Dr. Powell’s presentation focuses on her research, which aimed to understand the perspectives of family members whose loved ones received MAiD and the factors that influenced their experience. Dr. Powell provides insights and recommendations for individuals, family members, and professionals based on this research. The goal is to ensure that when MAiD is part of an experience, the focus is on the individual and the family, including bereavement.

Presenter: Dr. Tracy Powell
Dr. Powell is a registered nurse and associate professor at the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Mount Royal University in Calgary, has a clinical background in oncology, cancer care, and palliative care. With over 20 years of experience in clinical practice and academia, Dr. Powell’s research program focuses on medical assistance in dying, in particular, the impact on family members and caregivers.