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 …
Understand the importance of the need for cultural awareness in palliative care
This webinar focuses on two hearing projects looking at the needs of older people from CALD backgrounds with a hearing impairment. One research project is by Mich Thornton, Lecturer in Audiology at Charles Darwin University who is completing a PhD at The University of Queensland looking at hearing health among Australian immigrants. Their research looks …
Expand your knowledge regarding the different complementary therapies utilised in palliative care
Do you want to learn more about the pharmacological and non-pharmacological management of pain?
Improving the future of palliative care: Launch of Palliative Care Research Network’s PhD Student group In this Student Showcase, several PhD candidates will be sharing their work, giving a flavour of new directions and knowledge in palliative care. All those who are interested in improving the future of palliative care are welcome to attend the …
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Do you want to learn more about refractory pain and how it can be managed pharmacologically, non-pharmacologically and interventionally?
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 as cognitive impairment, life-stage transitions, late-life emotional experiences and psychosocial approaches for aged care residents and their families. The webinars are suitable for clinicians, trainees, researchers, students, …
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