A webpage about palliative care on the myagedcare website. The My Aged Care website helps people navigate the aged care system.
This talk will focus on a framework of care that nurses can help embed into everyday primary care practice that allows for routine recognition of people approaching end of life
Caring@home is a national project led by the Brisbane South Palliative Care Collaborative, and funded by the Australian Government. It has produced resources for community service providers and health care professionals to support carers
manage breakthrough symptoms safely using subcutaneous
medicines. Find out more...
Independent health and treatment information about anticoagulant medicines written by Australian experts. This includes resources for consumers and health professionals.
Palliative Care Australia is the national peak body for palliative care.
PEPA empowers health professionals to deliver quality end-of-life care. PEPA provides free placements in palliative care services for practicing health professionals and free palliative approach workshops.
April 2018. Australia’s inaugural Advance Care Planning Week begins on 16 April, encouraging people of all ages to prepare their personal end of life care plans, to give certainty to themselves and their families. Department of Health Media release.
Palliative care supports people with a life limiting illness and their families to live, die and grieve well. The website contains information for health professionals.
April 2018. The End of Life Directions for Aged Care website has been launched. It provides practical and useful information for palliative care and advance care planning. Read more...
