Each issue of TRENDS includes commentary from a relevant expert. In 2025 Special Edition 01 (Parent Perspectives), Michelle Martin discussed the complexities of real-world interactions with children with disabilities. Read here: pediatricpalliative.com/trends-2025-... #complexcare #PedPC
TRENDS 2026 Issue 05 is out now! James A. Feinstein comments on the impact of sleep disorders of children with severe medical complexity on their caregivers' sleep. Read his commentary and find related citations here: pediatricpalliative.com/trends-2026-... #PedPC #complexcare
Natasha Datoo is a pediatric oncologist and palliative care physician. In 2025 Special Edition 03 (Oncology), she reflects on tributes as an important form of communication for clinicians. Read the full commentary and find related citations here: pediatricpalliative.com/trends-2025-... #PedPC
Each issue of TRENDS includes a list of citations related to current PPC and complex care research, along with commentary from a relevant expert. You can read 2025 Issue 10, where Kasia Heith discusses the importance of supporting parents navigating uncertainty, loss, and hope here: buff.ly/zP1Atmc
The Siden Research Team hosts two Journal Clubs every year for parents (mothers, fathers, caregivers) of children with medical complexity. This Friday (April 10), we will be discussing The Journey of Grief. To register or for more details, email [email protected]. #PedPC #palliative #complexcare
TRENDS 2026 Issue 04 is out now! Mercedes Bernadá discusses the important role of specialists in pediatric palliative care, from her experience in Uruguay. Read her commentary and find related citations here: pediatricpalliative.com/trends-2026-... #PedPC #complexcare
Each issue of TRENDS includes a list of citations related to current PPC and complex care research, along with commentary from a relevant expert. In 2025 Issue 08, Allison Silverstein discusses bias in clinical documentation. Read it here: buff.ly/87E0KlF
The Siden Research Team hosts two Journal Clubs every year for parents (mothers, fathers, caregivers) of children with medical complexity. In fall 2025, the Journal Club discussed the labour of caregiving. Laesa Kim and Anne-Mette Hermansen reflect on the session here: buff.ly/oO8SjPH
