About CareSearch
	Understanding CareSearch: Dr Christine Sanderson explains what CareSearch is and how it can be used. Play
	Finding Evidence: Professor David Currow talks of the importance of evidence in palliative care. Play
	Introduction to CareSearch: Overview of the website for the general community. Play

Health Professionals
	Aged Care and Palliative Care: An interview with Deb Parker. Play
	Aged Care: Nurses working in Aged Care speak of issues they face. Play
	PCNA Perspective: An interview with Dr John Rosenberg. Play
	Rural: A nurse speaks of issues faced by those living in rural areas. Play
	Social Work: Social workers speak of working with palliative care clients. Play
	Volunteers: Palliative care volunteers speak about their role in a hospice. Play

For Patients and Families
	About palliative care: Palliative care helps those with an illness that cannot be cured by managing symptoms as well as providing emotional and spiritual support. English / Greek / Italian / Cantonese
	Living with a terminal illness:  There are many things to consider whether it be financial, emotional or practical matters. English / Greek / Italian / Cantonese
	How to care: When someone is very ill at home, they need help and support to manage. English / Greek / Italian / Cantonese
	Groups with specific needs: Death is a reality of life, but the circumstances can vary greatly as different groups have different needs. English / Greek / Italian / Cantonese
	At the end: Many people have little or no prior experience of dying and death. As much as possible, people like to have choice at the end of life. English / Greek / Italian / Cantonese
	Bereavement, Grief and Loss: Even when it is expected, death can be a shock. Grief and loss can be felt in many ways. English / Greek / Italian / Cantonese
	Finding out More: People vary in their knowledge and understanding in regard to death and dying. Being informed can help make the right decisions. English / Greek / Italian / Cantonese
	Professor David Currow explains how evidence and quality information can help at the end of life. Play

This page was created on 13 October 2009
This page was updated on 18 January 2011