Who should attend this webinar? This webinar is for any staff, residents, and family members involved in the transition to care. This includes health care assistants, registered nurses, nurse practitioners, …
Loss of intimate connection in aged care: Balancing care, consent and dignity Read More »
Aim: Acquire knowledge, skills and confidence in understanding loss and grief, including the role of health care providers in supporting grieving individuals and families both before and after death. Target audience: Health professionals working in non-specialist palliative care environments, who want to develop confidence in communicating effectively and respectfully with people with life-limiting and chronic illnesses, and …
POP UP PEPA: Exploring Loss and Grief in Palliative Care Read More »
This is a six week education series designed for Registered Nurses, Personal Care Attendants, Aged Care Facility staff, Allied Health Care professionals and anyone interested in developing their knowledge in …
Palliative Care Essentials Education Series | Session 2 of 6 Read More »
SMRPCC has joined with other palliative care consortiums in the Victorian Palliative Care Network (VPCN) to bring you more Lunchtime Sessions, from July to October 2025. Join us online for …
Palliative Care Lunchtime Sessions | Symptom Management at End of Life | Pain Read More »
SMRPCC, with the Victorian Palliative Care Network (VPCN) brings you more 10-minute Sessions about palliative care. These sessions are specifically designed for PCAs. No need to register. Join us in …
Pressure care at end of life | Palliative Care 10-minute Sessions for PCAs Read More »
Pal-spectives on Research webinar series
Presenters: Dr. Julie Kaplow Level: Intermediate Audience: Clinicians and providers who support bereaved youth. Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this webinar, participants will be able to: describe how grief reactions …
About this session When it comes to clinical conversations, focusing solely on the patient can unintentionally sideline their most trusted support. This webinar moves beyond theory to equip clinicians with …
Beyond the Patient: Engaging Carers in Cancer Conversations 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 University will be holding 140 three-day workshops for nurses who work in all Victorian residential aged care services. The workshop includes interactive, hands-on skills development, …
caring@home is providing 1-hour education sessions to upskill domiciliary nurses to deliver quality palliative care and symptom control for patients at end-of-life and provide support for their families. Topics include: …