Do you want to learn about oncological emergencies, including spinal cord compression, superior vena cava obstruction and haemorrhage?
Do you want to learn about oncological emergencies, including spinal cord compression, superior vena cava obstruction and haemorrhage?
OPA runs regular 30-minute information sessions. Participants have the opportunity to ask questions. The sessions are not recorded as the topics are regularly repeated. Bookings not required; just join on the day at 10 am
Do you want to learn about oncological emergencies, including febrile neutropaenia, malignant hypercalcaemia and chemotherapy toxicity?
Swinburne's Seminar and Webinar Series on Ageing has been running for over 10 years. Presented by experts in health and ageing, the webinars cover a wide range of issues related to working with older adults such …
OPA runs regular 30-minute information sessions. Participants have the opportunity to ask questions. The sessions are not recorded as the topics are regularly repeated. Bookings not required; just join on the day at 10 am
Banksia Palliative Care (Banksia) provides high quality palliative care education via its Learning Centre Team. Education is facilitated by highly trained and experienced educators, with qualifications and expertise in all areas of palliative care. Banksia’s Learning Centre team have transitioned education to a virtual platform (MS Teams) and are now able to offer multiple sessions …
Banksia Palliative Care | Session 7 – Symptom management part 2 Read More »
The Program of Experience in the Palliative Approach (PEPA) aims to improve palliative care by increasing the skills and confidence of health professionals caring for people with life-limiting illnesses, and their families. Topics: • Principles of palliative care • Communication • Providing care – Symptom Assessment & Management • Advance care planning • End-of-life care …
PEPA | Palliative Approach workshop – Communication Skills Read More »
Target audience: Palliative Care providers, and healthcare professionals who care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with a life-limiting illness. Topics: • Impact of history and intergenerational trauma • Importance of kinship and community • Culturally appropriate communication • ‘Sorry Business’
Food is associated with maintenance of health and life, expressions of love and the celebration of important events. The inability or loss of desire to eat and drink can be perceived by the person and family as an indication that the illness is progressing and can induce feelings of anxiety, frustration and loss. Questions around …
Palliative Care Tasmania | National Dietetic Webinar – Nutrition and Palliative Care Read More »