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Palliative Perspectives

Our blog collection that informs and provides a platform for sharing views, tips, and ideas related to palliative care from community members and health professionals.

In my language please

Dr. Katrina Erny-Albrecht outlines the recent changes to the CareSearch Community Centre and discusses the importance of language diversity for palliative care resources.

Start with what is needed to have an impact

Dr. Katrina Erny-Albrecht, Senior Research Fellow for the CareSearch & palliAGED projects looks at the aged care community’s response to the palliAGED Introductory... Read more...

6/12/2021 | Older Australia | Residential Aged Care | Aged Care in home

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Aged care staff experiences following resident/client death

Anna Lane explores the experiences of aged care staff following a resident or client's death, and how it may potentially impact their lives.

Valuing project partnerships

Jennifer Tieman, CEO of the CareSearch project highlights the position and partnerships of CareSearch within the palliative care sector.

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