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
Past, present, and possibilities: Using evidence to inform the future of volunteering across palliative care Catherine Walshe, Professor of Palliative Care at the International Observatory on End of Life Care, Lancaster University, UK will provide a keynote presentation followed by a Q&A session. Heike Fleischmann, Volunteer Engagement & Capacity Building Manager at Palliative Care Victoria, …
PCA Parliamentary Friends of Palliative Care Live stream event with guest speakers: Dr Mark Boughey, Deputy Director of the Centre for Palliative Care, Director of Palliative Medicine at St Vincent’s Hospital and Associate Professor at The University of Melbourne Rob Hill, a PCA National Consumers and Carers Representative Professor Patricia Davidson, Vice-Chancellor of the University …
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What is respiratory distress and how should we manage it? What causes noisy breathing? Join Centre for Palliative Care Education to find out the answers to these questions.
What causes refractory dyspnoea and how can we manage it? Join Centre for Palliative Care Education to find out.
The International Symposium is the biggest annual conference dedicated to ALS and MND research. Each year it brings together researchers from around the world to share new understanding of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and motor neurone disease.
Do you know which neurological conditions are seen in palliative care? Do you know which symptoms are associated with these conditions and how to manage them? Attend this session to find the answers to these questions.
What are the causes of delirium in the context of palliative care and how do we manage this?
A panel discussion reflecting on the year that was, and exploring the idea of ‘Endurance’ in palliative care. We are conscious that it has been another year where still the pandemic is playing out – even though the public interest has waned. Palliative care services are busier than ever, the workforce is more than stretched. …
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Do you know why patients are referred to specialist palliative care? Do you know how to refer to your local palliative care team? Join Centre for Palliative Care Education to find out.