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SUMMARY:Gwandalan National Palliative Care Project | Torres Strait Islander Palliative Care Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Gwandalan: Supporting Palliative Care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities \nSpirituality plays an important role in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture with many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people possessing strong beliefs about the existence of life beyond the physical realm. Life and death are viewed as a continuous cycle from birth to death to re-birth; the life\, death\, life pattern. \nIn some Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities\, speaking of death is considered taboo. Given the cultural sensitivities surrounding death\, it is important that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural beliefs and practices are acknowledged and accommodated during the palliative and end-of-life care journey. \n‘Gwandalan’ is a word from the Darkinjung and Awaba language meaning rest\, peace or resting place. For this project\, the Gwandalan word represents the spiritual aspect of the palliative and end-of-life journey\, with the hope that the spirit is at rest and peace as a result of good palliative care and a ‘good death’.
URL:https://smrpcc.org.au/event/gwandalan-national-palliative-care-project-torres-strait-islander-palliative-care-webinar/
LOCATION:Online via your PC or device
CATEGORIES:Aged Care,Allied Health Professionals,Allied Health Professionals,Enrolled Nurse,Enrolled Nurse,Family-Friendly,Family-Friendly,Online Delivery,Palliative Care,Personal Care Attendants (PCAs),Personal Care Attendants (PCAs),Registered Nurse,Registered Nurse,Senior Clinicians,Senior Clinicians,Volunteers,Volunteers
ORGANIZER;CN="Gwandalan National Palliative Care Project":MAILTO:gwandalan@agpal.com.au
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SUMMARY:Centre for Cultural Diversity in Ageing | Applying a Diversity Lens to End of Life Care
DESCRIPTION:Intended Audience: Leaders and direct care workers in aged care nationwide \nOutline of the Webinar: \nThis webinar unpacks culturally diverse perspectives on end of life care and approaches to death and dying amongst diverse communities. It features case studies from the PICAC Alliance with perspectives from peak bodies exploring the confluence between cultural sensitivity and end of life care. \nPresented by: \n\nThe PICAC Alliance\nHelen Woodbridge\, Clinical Nurse Educator for the PEPA (Program of Experience in the Palliative Approach)\, Tasmanian Health Service\nNora Fernandes\, Community Engagement Manager\, Palliative Care Vic
URL:https://smrpcc.org.au/event/applying-a-diversity-lens-to-end-of-life-care/
LOCATION:On-line via your PC or device
CATEGORIES:Aged Care,Allied Health Professionals,Enrolled Nurse,Online Delivery,Personal Care Attendants (PCAs),Registered Nurse,Senior Clinicians
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SUMMARY:Eastern Palliative Care | Introduction to Palliative Care for PCAs
DESCRIPTION:Introduction To Palliative Care & Palliative Approach For Personal Care Attendants\nRegistrations close April 13\, 2022 \n  \nThis course provides Personal Care Attendants (PCAs) working in aged care facilities\, disability or other community care providers\, with an introduction to palliative care. \nIt explores the comprehensive needs of people at the end of life and their families\, and gives an overview of some common issues that confront clients and carers on a day-to-day basis. \nThe course incorporates guidelines for a palliative approach to care. \nTopics include the following \n\nAims and Philosophy of Palliative Care/Palliative Approach\nAdvance Care Planning\nCommon Palliative Care Symptoms\n\nFatigue\nPain\nNausea and vomiting\nBowel and urinary symptoms\nBreathlessness\nNutrition and Hydration\n\n\nGrief and Loss\nCommunication Skills\nDying Process and End of Life Care\n\nFor further information email training@epc.asn.au or call EPC on 1300 130 813 \nCourse Brochure
URL:https://smrpcc.org.au/event/eastern-palliative-care-introduction-to-palliative-care-for-pcas/
LOCATION:Eastern Palliative Care\, 630 Mitcham Rd\, Mitcham\, Vic\, 3132\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Aged Care,In-Person Delivery,Palliative Care,Personal Care Attendants (PCAs),Personal Care Attendants (PCAs)
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SUMMARY:Swinburne University of Technology\, Wellbeing Clinic for Older Adults |  Conducting research in residential aged care
DESCRIPTION:This presentation gives an overview of the advantages and complexities of conducting research in residential aged care settings. This presentation includes a discussion about: ethics and informed consent\, strategies for maintaining good relationships with research partners on site and the benefits for residential aged care facilities when involved in research. The content will draw on Joanna’s personal experience conducting research with older adults in residential aged care as well as the 30+ years of experience from the Wellbeing Clinic for Older Adults team. \nAbout the Presenter \nDr Joanna Waloszek is a researcher at the Department of Psychological Sciences at Swinburne University of Technology. She is currently the Research Project Manager of the ELders AT Ease (ELATE) Program- a randomised controlled trial of a psychological treatment program for residents experiencing depression in aged care. Joanna completed her PhD in Psychology at the University of Melbourne and has conducted a number of large scale research trials with vulnerable populations. Her main research interests include psychophysiology\, mental health\, early intervention/prevention\, ageing\, and sleep.
URL:https://smrpcc.org.au/event/swinburne-university-of-technology-wellbeing-clinic-for-older-adults-conducting-research-in-residential-aged-care/
LOCATION:Online via your PC or device
CATEGORIES:Aged Care,Allied Health Professionals,Allied Health Professionals,Enrolled Nurse,Enrolled Nurse,Family-Friendly,Family-Friendly,Online Delivery,Palliative Care,Personal Care Attendants (PCAs),Personal Care Attendants (PCAs),Registered Nurse,Registered Nurse,Senior Clinicians,Senior Clinicians,Volunteers,Volunteers
ORGANIZER;CN="Wellbeing Clinic for Older Adults":MAILTO:wellbeingclinic_agedcare@swinburne.edu.au
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