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- Released: 01-07-2024
- Jacqueline Williams & Karen Gower
This event provides insight into the role of end of life doulas, navigating death and related topics such as advanced care planning.
- 89 minutes
- Released: 15-02-2024
- Madeleine Juhrmann, Angela Vaughan, Fraser Watson, Associate Professor Mark Boughey & Caroline Phillips
Gain insights into best practices and leave inspired to make a personal impact in this evolving field.
- 100 minutes
ACPIC20 - This presentation explored an end of life case which occurred over a 3-day, weekend period. 28 y/o, Danielle was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour. Active treatment had been ceased and measures were instituted for Danielle to die at home.
- 20 minutes
- Released: 03-02-2021
- Dr Simon Towler, Dr Alison Parr, Gary Wilson & Susie Wilson
Dr Parr and Dr Towler present on clinical decision making in Palliative Care, what is palliative care and the paramedic’s role. Gary and Susie Wilson, from Ambulance Wish Western Australia, discuss Ambulance Wish WA, their research that they have conducted into pre-hospital palliative care and a Paramedic perspective.
- 145 minutes
Discussion about palliative care, patient goals of care, palliative care tools, symptom management, end of life and communication.
- 89 minutes
National Conference 2019. In this Mark Bloch Lecture Steven Short talks about how we communicate with the families of dying patients, how we can improve anticipated care plans, avoiding resuscitating when it's not appropriate to do so and how to discuss death with family members.
- 35 minutes
- Released: 10-04-2019
ROAR 2019: Rural Outback and Remote (ROAR) 2019 will have a panel discussion where multi-disciplinary health experts discuss a range of approaches to palliative care and invite the audience to join the discussion.
- 36 minutes