Webinar series: Home matters – Rethinking aged care design This webinar is for people working in aged care and design. Learn about a new complementary resource to the Principles and …
Discover how PACOP tools can support clinicians to identify those residents who are living with end-stage Dementia the 'Walking Dying'. Some people in residential care may not being recognised as being at end-stage dementia. It is possible that we are under assessing this group of people. Join us for our PACOP in PRACTICE online session …
PACOP in PRACTICE: “People with End-Stage-Dementia, the Walking Dying Read More »
Managed by the Victorian Department of Health through the Commonwealth Government’s Strengthening Medicare – Supporting Older Australians initiative, the Australian Centre for Evidence Based Aged Care (ACEBAC) at La Trobe …
Registrations close Wednesday 27 May Learn from leading residential in-reach services and health professionals: SEMPHN, in partnership with Monash Health, and Bayside Health (Alfred and Peninsula Care Health) is hosting …
Aged Care Skills Day – Knowledge to Nurture 2026 Read More »
Opioids to manage cancer pain is gold-standard therapy but opioid therapy has found much wider application in palliative care, for pain management in non-malignant conditions and breathlessness in cancer and …
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PCNA 2026 Webinar #8 - FREE Session In the Top End, care does not begin with a checklist. It begins with relationships. In this webinar, Kirstan Dowling, Kellum Steele and Patricia …
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Every two years, passionate, dedicated members of the health and aged care sector gather for the International Dementia Conference with one shared goal – to make life better for people …
UK webinar that explores the wellbeing of staff who care for people with advanced illness. Speakers will discuss current approaches to supporting workplace wellbeing and the specific support needs of …
Talking about death is often a taboo subject, but some cultures have managed to normalise these conversations in rituals and celebrations. As individuals, talking about death is a poignant and confronting reminder of our mortality. How can we overcome these barriers to open and honest communication about one of the most important life events we …
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A live online intimate chat between the UK’s Dr Kathryn Mannix and Australian end of life doula Helen Callanan, filmed in Sydney Australia, exploring ordinary dying, tender conversations, and how …