The foundation of best practice
The evidence centre is a place for people to find, learn about, and work with palliative care evidence. An authoritative, practical, and foundational resource to support best practice and improving care.
About Evidence
Read about evidence and why it matters in palliative care.
Clinical Evidence Summaries
Keep up to date with our summaries of clinical evidence in palliative care.
Evidence Collections
Start with pre-appraised evidence sources for practice.
Searching for Evidence
Access evidence sources to support your specific practice questions.
Evidence Training
Develop your understanding and skills in using evidence across EBP, QI, and Research.
Translation Training
Learn how broad scale changes can be implemented and the tools available to help you get started.
CareSearch evidence blog
What is the role of the GP in palliative care for people with cancer?
The Role of General Practice in Palliative Care For many Australians, their general practitioner (GP) is the health professional that knows them best and that they see most often. General… Read more29/10/2026 | GPs | Person centred Care and Decision Making
Tags: Cancer Care / Palliative Care / Person-Centered Care
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The conversations I wish they’d had with me. The things I wish I had known about becoming my husband’s carer
In July 2025, my husband was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. It was a shock. It was distressing. It was confronting. He died four months later. During that short and intense… Read more12/10/2026 | Community, equity and lived experience
Tags: Carers / End of life care / Own home (non-aged care) / palliAGED
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