About CareSearch
	Introduction to CareSearch: Overview of the website for the general community. Play
	Undertanding Evidence: Professor David Currow talks of the importance of evidence in palliative care. Play

Health Professionals
	About Evidence: Professor David Currow explains how evidence and quality information can help at the end of life. Play
	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
	Understanding CareSearch: Dr Christine Sanderson explains what CareSearch is and how it can be used. 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
	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
	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

Last updated 14 March 2012