SMRPCC presents a special online session as part of our Trending Sessions. Nicky Stitt, VAD Navigator, will talk about: • What is VAD? • Understanding eligibility criteria for VAD and …
SMRPCC Trending Session: Understanding Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) in Victoria Read More »
Join us online for our ongoing training sessions about palliative care in relation to: • Motor Neurone Disease • Parkinson’s Disease • Residential Aged Care Suitable for Registered and Enrolled …
SMRPCC Lunchtime Session | Parkinson’s Disease at End of Life Read More »
In this workshop participants will learn: How to support and educate other healthcare professionals to use the PCOC assessment tools in routine practice How to assess and respond clinically as …
PCOC Clinical Leadership Workshop: Assessment & Response Framework – August Read More »
Health professionals (of all disciplines), Aboriginal Health Workers, Aboriginal Liaison Officers and Community Workers who support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. You may work in residential care, community health …
Join us online for our ongoing training sessions about palliative care in relation to: Motor Neurone Disease Parkinson’s Disease Residential Aged Care Suitable for Registered and Enrolled Nurses, Allied Health …
SMRPCC Lunchtime Sessions | Recognising Signs of Deterioration Read More »
Join us in MS Teams for some short, sharp 10-minute sessions about Palliative Care. These sessions are specifically designed for Personal Care Attendants.
Professor Peter Hudson will be presenting on the topic 'Improving the Wellbeing of Family Carers Supporting a Person with Serious Illness: latest evidence and examples of strategy'. The purpose of this webinar is to highlight: why we need to support carers family carer needs examples of strategies and resources to improve carer wellbeing.
Join us online for our ongoing training sessions about palliative care in relation to: Motor Neurone Disease Parkinson’s Disease Residential Aged Care Suitable for Registered and Enrolled Nurses, Allied Health Professionals and Personal Care Attendants. Join our FREE 50-minute lunchtime sessions.
Join us in MS Teams for some short, sharp 10-minute sessions about Palliative Care. These sessions are specifically designed for Personal Care Attendants.
TOPICS Recognising patients who need palliative care Communicating about end of life issues Voluntary assisted dying in Victoria Assessing and managing common symptoms Advance care planning Holistic pain assessment & management in palliative care Pharmacological & Non-Pharmacological Management of Pain Management of pain – routes of administration Principles of opioid use: titration, prescribing, breakthrough dosing …
Palliative Care for GPs, including pain and symptom management at end of life Read More »