PCNA welcomes members to the next session in its Member Exclusive Webinar Series. Interventional pain management procedures can play an important role in palliative care, but how do we determine when an intervention is likely to help, what outcomes we are hoping to achieve, and how these approaches fit within a holistic model of care? …
This webinar presents the findings of the ACCESS program, an initiative focused on improving access to services for managing treatment related side effects, for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) patients and carers. Dr Alesha Thai will outline the three phases of this work, identifying patient barriers and enablers to symptom support, co-designing targeted interventions with …
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, …
Join this Morning Tea Talk and explore PACOP's new live data dashboards providing insights for residential aged care homes.
Hosted by MND QLD, this session explores how a multidisciplinary team can work together to manage saliva and secretion changes in MND. Through shared expertise and practical insights, we’ll discuss simple, evidence-based approaches that support comfort, communication, and quality of life for people living with MND. The 2026 MND Health Professionals Webinar Series is a …
Join clinicians, researchers, lived experience advocates and sector leaders for a powerful day exploring the future of palliative and end-of-life care. The program will feature leading experts and thought-provoking discussions across a range of contemporary topics including: Paediatric palliative care Lived experience and family perspectives Alcohol and other drugs in palliative care Family estrangement at end …
Professional boundaries involving self-disclosure may blur when providing care to the dying and bereaved. This "blurring" often causes clinicians and volunteers alike to struggle with whether to share their own experiences with patients, clients, and families. Even when it seems important to share these personal stories, one must decide the exact method for sharing them …
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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, …
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, …
This 3-hour interactive workshop bridges the gap between grief theory and real-world practice, supporting practitioners to move beyond conceptual understanding into confident clinical application. Using a range of contemporary bereavement models, participants will explore how theory can inform assessment, formulation, intervention, and therapeutic stance across diverse grief presentations. The workshop is grounded in case study …