Palliative News

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When you are very ill many people including health professionals may be involved in your care. This may mean that you have to tell your story many times to different people. 

You can have a serious illness for a long time. You may have difficulty remembering the details of all that has happened. Keeping a health diary can help. Write down the date with what symptoms you are having. Include your medications and what helps. Also put in the dates of appointments and any questions you have. If you keep a diary, then tell everyone involved in your care. Then you won’t always have to tell them your story again.

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Thursday, 23 November 2023

New Resource Packs Now Available

To help you to connect with relevant resources and tools in palliative care, CareSearch has launched an expanded range of resource packs. These speak to specific audiences and needs:

  • Dying2Learn – having the conversation about death and dying
  • Diversity – steps you can take to provide inclusive practice
  • Nurses – resources and support for all nurses
  • Acute Care – resources contextualised for hospital staff
  • Evidence – help to integrate evidence in your practice and organisation.

Check out the resource packs and download, or order printed packs.

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Tuesday, 7 March 2023

Supporting people and their families - In Focus

Of the 470 deaths each day in Australia many are expected. If people who could benefit from palliative care are to have access, then we need to understand that we all have a part to play. This means support and trustworthy information on what to expect and what to do is needed – for everyone. Our latest In-Focus looks at how CareSearch helps patients and families to find information and resources that are relevant to their needs.

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Wednesday, 8 February 2023

Last updated 24 August 2021