The PaCE app provides the right resources, for the right people, with the right approach to develop the right palliative care capabilities. PaCE is a [...]
Deaths in hospitals are common in developed countries (Smith-Stoner and Hand, 2012). In Australia, over half of expected deaths occur in these settings and it [...]
Music therapy can have a significant impact on the health and wellbeing of patients at the Austin Health’s Olivia Newton John (ONJ) Cancer Wellness & [...]
Training to support end of life nursing practice: End of Life Law for Clinicians
A team of nursing researchers at La Trobe University are seeking palliative care nurses to participate in an online survey about how work productivity could [...]
Most hospital patients die without adequate end-of-life care, study finds
Palliative Care provision during COVID-19 – Reflections of Clinical Nurse Consultants
The following excerpt is from the ANMF’s Palliative Care tutorial on the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) website. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines palliative care [...]
Caring for someone at the end of their life is a very important, yet often challenging and emotionally charged, role. Australia’s thousands of family carers [...]
