Reflecting on Dying2Learn There are many different perspectives that shape how individuals and societies perceive death and dying. Jennifer Tieman reflects on the value and... Read more... 13/09/2023 | Blog | Community | Dying2Learn | Patients and Carers | Health Professionals Tags: Death and dying Views: 1050
Improving serious illness conversations with... This study provides novel insights into the perspectives of parents of children with life-limiting conditions that inform how clinicians may best... Read more... 8/09/2023 | Blog | Community | Patients and Carers | Health Professionals | Paediatrics Tags: serious illness communication Views: 972
The “palliative care ambulance” – making a... Ambulance services are increasingly tasked with providing palliative care due to the demand for palliative and end-of-life care at home growing at... Read more... 5/07/2023 | Blog | Evidence | Health Professionals | Specialist Palliative Care Tags: Paramedics Views: 1719
Staff perspectives on end-of-life care for... In Australia, more than 50% of people living in residential aged care homes (care homes) have a dementia diagnosis. Madeleine Juhrmann discusses... Read more... 28/06/2023 | Blog | Older Australia | Health Professionals Tags: End-of-Life Care | Dementia | Residential aged care Views: 1332
Rethinking care at end of life: The... Volunteers play a significant role in the palliative care workforce. Professor Samar Aoun, chair of the South West Compassionate Communities... Read more... 21/06/2023 | Blog | Community | Health Professionals Tags: Compassionate Communities | Volunteers Views: 1362
What does a best practice model of integrated... People with dementia have different care and support needs at their end of life compared to people with other life-limiting illnesses. Dr. Suzanne... Read more... 15/06/2023 | Blog | Implementation and Translation | Health Professionals Tags: Dementia Views: 1562