SMRPCC has joined with other palliative care consortiums in the Victorian Palliative Care Network (VPCN) to bring you more Lunchtime Sessions. Join us online for our FREE 50-minute training sessions …
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Carol Barbeler — Palliative Aged Care and Disability Resource Nurse & MND Shared Care Worker (Gippsland) — will talk about what has changed with palliative care and end-of-life care standards in relation to the new Aged Care Quality Standards.
The focus of this education is to enhance the capacity of the health workforce to provide quality, holistic and culturally responsive palliative care for First Nations peoples and their families …
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This 30-minute online session explores frequently asked questions about guardianship and administration. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions. RSVPs are not necessary, just join on the day.
Exploring Compassionate Communication in Palliative Care Time: Communication: 9.00am – 12.30pm | Loss and Grief: 1.00pm – 4.30pm Cost: Free (morning tea provided) Aim: Acquire knowledge, skills and confidence in having …
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 our FREE 50-minute training sessions about palliative care on Wednesdays at 12 pm Melbourne time. Suitable for Registered and Enrolled Nurses, Allied Health Professionals and …
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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 …
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Event Overview Target audiences: Practice Nurses, Practice Manager, General Practitioners, Practice Staff Join NWMPHN and QIP consulting in a session that explores the most common areas of non-compliance identified during RACGP accreditation assessments and provides practical strategies for avoiding them. Participants will leave with actionable tips and tools to strengthen their practice’s quality, safety, and …
This 30-minute online session provides a brief overview of medical treatment decision-making. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions. RSVPs are not necessary, just join on the day.
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 our FREE 50-minute training sessions about palliative care on Wednesdays at 12 pm Melbourne time. Suitable for Registered and Enrolled Nurses, Allied Health Professionals and …
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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 MS Teams on Wednesdays at 2.30 pm Melbourne time for 10 minutes, using the link in the flyer.
Event Overview The opioid crisis in Australia continues to grow, with increasing rates of dependence, overdose and harm. There is an urgent need for skilled prescribers to deliver safe, evidence-based treatment. This training offers a pathway to MATOD (Medication Assisted Treatment for Opioid Dependence) accreditation and supports practitioners to build confidence in opioid dependence care. …
This 30-minute online session provides a brief overview of the intersection of mental health and medical treatment. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions. RSVPs are not necessary, just …
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Target audience: This workshop provides dedicated training for all members of the healthcare team in relation to caring for people from a culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) background, who are affected by life-limiting illness. Workshop Outline The focus of this education is to enhance the capacity of the healthcare workforce to provide quality, holistic and …
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 our FREE 50-minute training sessions about palliative care on Wednesdays at 12 pm Melbourne time. Suitable for Registered and Enrolled Nurses, Allied Health Professionals and …
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The ARIIA webinar series Showcasing ARIIA Grant Project Outcomes, aims to highlight the transformative outcomes, key findings, and next steps of the innovative projects funded by the ARIIA Grant program.
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 MS Teams on Wednesdays at 2.30 pm Melbourne time for 10 minutes, using the link in the flyer.
Exploring Compassionate Communication in Palliative Care Time: Communication: 9.00am – 12.30pm | Loss and Grief: 1.00pm – 4.30pm Cost: Free (morning tea provided) Enquires: PEPA Administration Officer: pepa@svha.org.au Aim Acquire knowledge, skills and confidence in having meaningful but often difficult conversations about terminal illness, palliative care and grief with people living with a life-limiting illness, and their families.
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this webinar, participants will be able to: identify the two types of ambiguous loss assess the relational impacts of ambiguous losses articulate the reasons closure is a myth implement research-based guidelines for living well with ambiguous loss explore their own experience(s) of ambiguous loss Presenters: Dr. Carla M. Dahl Level: Intermediate …
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