Palliative care services demand soars since COVID abc.net.au/radio/programs… Thanks Meera agar Palliative Care Australia Palliative Care Nurses Australia (PCNA) @PCACEO

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Not only is #EndofLifeCare delivery challenging for teams, but also pinpointing when to switch from ‘restorative’ to EOLE is not clear. Professionals may be providing critical care to a patient who they suspect may be dying. Can they raise this with the team?Kim Devery

Are you a Palliative Care Nurse or Physician working in Australia? Would you like to voice your experiences of working over the past two years? We'd be delighted if you might complete the following 5-10 minute national, Monash University survey: redcap.link/ruralpallcare-…. Thankyou

#PalliativeCare #palliativecareaustralia #palliativecarenursesaustralia #endoflife #endoflifecare

Optimal palliative care must be influenced by patient and carer experience and thoughts about our care Claudia Virdun and Tim Luckett #palliativecare #pcnsw2022 Palliative Care NSW

💥Just published💥 #eolc EOL Essentials @deb_rawlings Megan Winsall RePaDD Flinders University 🌟 A qualitative study exploring challenges and solutions to negotiating goals of care at the end of life in hospital settings academic.oup.com/intqhc/article…

In the context of #global workforce challenges how can we future proof the #palliative care workforce Palliative Care Australia Palliative Care Nurses Australia (PCNA) Great to have so many MPs here! @PCACEO #Canberra

Honored to represent Palliative Care Nurses Australia (PCNA) Palliative Care Australia Parliamentary breakfast this week. Thanks for your support Kerrynne Liddle #inequity #access #Workforce #Nursing RePaDD #PWD Dementia Australia College NHS Flinders Caring Futures Institute facebook.com/plugins/post.p…

Palliative care is not in the draft of the WHO pandemic preparedness treaty. COVID-19 showed just how critical #palliativecare is during times of disease & crisis. It needs to see the light in the final treaty! Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 Anthony Albanese Palliative Care Australia Australian Dept of Health, Disability and Ageing Mark Butler MP

Patients with #palliative care needs and their families prefer a PREM tailored to their needs and that is easy to use, brief and offers the option for free text responses, #hpm #hapc buff.ly/3Qsi6tX

This! What are we doing in response?

Sometimes it is just really nice to talk about #research & how to support good #pallcare. Happy stealing an hour to catch up with Claudia Virdun when she visited RePaDD yesterday.

Barbara Gomes World Health Organization (WHO) 4 negative RCTs: does not mean care-planning is unhelpful! Seems to me that Randomised Controlled Trials might not the most effective way to develop primary palliative care which is such a mutifacetted approach service BMJ_Open bmjopen.bmj.com/content/13/12/…

'Understanding the specific needs of families in addition to patients was identified as necessary given the unique requirements for people living with palliative care needs.' journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02… Claudia Virdun Jane Phillips Patsy Yates Tim Luckett Palliative Medicine

2023 in review - Research Notes: "The Palliative Care Link Nurse Program – supporting nurses to care for dying patients and their families in hospital" by Melissa Bruno (#NALHN) is the most read RePaDD blog of 2023 #PalliativeCare #Nursing Read again >> blogs.flinders.edu.au/research-notes…