Case Sharing Webinar

MAiD Case Sharing is a 90-minute virtual learning series held every other month for CAMAP members who are assessors, providers, or care coordinators. Each session features real-world case presentations followed by facilitated discussion, offering a practical space to learn from peers, explore diverse approaches, and reflect on challenges in MAiD practice. Attendance is restricted to ensure a confidential environment where members can openly share experiences and insights.

MAiD Case Sharing is a 90-minute virtual learning series held every other month for CAMAP members who are assessors, providers, or care coordinators. Each session features real-world case presentations followed by facilitated discussion, offering a practical space to learn from peers, explore diverse approaches, and reflect on challenges in MAiD practice. Attendance is restricted to ensure a confidential environment where members can openly share experiences and insights.

MAiD Case Sharing is a 90-minute virtual learning series held every other month for CAMAP members who are assessors, providers, or care coordinators. Each session features real-world case presentations followed by facilitated discussion, offering a practical space to learn from peers, explore diverse approaches, and reflect on challenges in MAiD practice. Attendance is restricted to ensure a confidential environment where members can openly share experiences and insights.

MAiD Case Sharing is a 90-minute virtual learning series held every other month for CAMAP members who are assessors, providers, or care coordinators. Each session features real-world case presentations followed by facilitated discussion, offering a practical space to learn from peers, explore diverse approaches, and reflect on challenges in MAiD practice. Attendance is restricted to ensure a confidential environment where members can openly share experiences and insights.

MAiD Case Sharing is a 90-minute virtual learning series held every other month for CAMAP members who are assessors, providers, or care coordinators. Each session features real-world case presentations followed by facilitated discussion, offering a practical space to learn from peers, explore diverse approaches, and reflect on challenges in MAiD practice. Attendance is restricted to ensure a confidential environment where members can openly share experiences and insights.