Craig Geoff and Barbara work together on a number of projects comprising research, content creation, education, and formal consulting. They leverage their differences in their diverse clinical, research and personal backgrounds and interests to approach healthcare problems with a solution finding lens. Projects are generally led by either Craig Geoff or Barbara. Solutions are always collaborative reflecting their shared background rooted in palliative medicine.
Barbara’s interests include healthcare worker literacy and professional identity, while Craig Geoff focusses on vulnerable communities, values and tech-integration into health care. Both are staunch palliative care advocates and focus much of their work in health professions education. A key component of their work has concerned palliative care access for patients in hard-to-reach areas using virtual solutions.
You can find more information about active projects on this page. There are always new projects on the back end, and always new ideas bubbling under the surface. Keep an eye on this space for projects in which you may be interested in and follow our blog to keep up to date with what we are thinking about. Also consider joining us for journal club which is CPD accredited in South Africa.
Project Streams
- @pcPM: Access to Palliative Care Puzzle Model
- Queer-Affirming Palliative Care Education Initiative (in association with JoAn Stanek, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill)
- Tech Integrated Palliative Care Education Initiative
- Palliative Medicine Education and the Enacted Generalist Practitioner
Craig Geoff and Barbara work together on a number of projects comprising research, content creation, education, and formal consulting. They leverage their differences in their diverse clinical, research and personal backgrounds and interests to approach healthcare problems with a solution finding lens. Projects are generally led by either Craig Geoff or Barbara while solutions are always collaborative, reflecting their shared background rooted in palliative medicine.
Barbara’s interests include healthcare worker literacy and professional identity, while Craig Geoff focusses on vulnerable communities, values and tech-integration into healthcare. Both are staunch palliative care advocates and focus much of their work in healthcare worker education. A key component of their work has concerned palliative care access for patients in hard to reach areas through virtual health.
You can find more information about active projects on this page. There are always new projects on the back end, and always new ideas bubbling under the surface! Keep an eye on this space for projects in which you may be interested a sign up for our blog or newsletter, to keep up to date with what we are thinking about. Also consider joining us for journal and book clubs which are CPD accredited in South Africa for you healthcare workers who need to keep up to date with professional development and ethics!
Project Streams
- Imagination Engine
- QPCE – Queer-Affirming Palliative Care Education Initiative
- In association with JoAn Stanek (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill)
- TII – TelePal Innovation Initiative
- TIPCE – Tech-Integrated Palliative Care Education
- QPCE – Queer-Affirming Palliative Care Education Initiative
- Education
- Consulting
- TII – Virtual Palliative Care Mentorship
- Advocacy
- TII – Collaborative review of Virtual Palliative Care Handbook, 2nd Edition
- TII – Access to Palliative Care Puzzle Model