3 episodes
Keeping up with the PaSCE Palliative and Supportive Care Education WA
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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As the leading provider of education in palliative and supportive care for healthcare professionals and volunteers in this field, PaSCE works in collaboration with seasoned palliative care clinicians. Together, we craft evidence-based educational programs designed to bolster knowledge and confidence in administering top-tier palliative care across diverse healthcare settings.
We invite you to join us monthly for insightful interviews with a variety of experts in the palliative and supportive care sector. These discussions will delve into the most current topics concerning patients grappling with life-limiting illnesses, offering you up-to-date insights and information.
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Episode Three: Self-Care and Compassion
In Episode 3, Claudine Barnes engages in a conversation with Dr. Kathryn Choule centred on self-care and compassion for health professionals. The discussion revolves around strategies to support oneself during the festive season, addressing compassion fatigue, and emphasizing the importance of clear, regular self-care strategies in both professional and daily settings. The episode explores resilience building within the healthcare workforce in Western Australia, with an intention to debunk myths surrounding burnout.
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Episode Two: Grief and Bereavement in Children
In this episode, Claudine Barnes engages in a conversation with Professor Lauren Breen, exploring the nuances of grief and bereavement in children. Together, they delve into the ways health professionals can cultivate awareness and compassion in their roles to aid children and young people. With a special focus on childhood grief, coinciding with Children's Grief Day on November 16th, the discussion covers available support systems for both children and families. Claudine also addresses how health professionals can extend their support to all patients navigating through grief, unravelling misconceptions and highlighting the multifaceted aspects of a child or young person's experience with loss.
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Episode One: Hospice Care in WA
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
Join Claudine Barnes as she talks about the inception of the Hospice movement here in WA with Cancer Council CEO Ashley Reid. Following the birth of the hospice movement at Crawford Lodge under the care of Cancer Council WA, to the many metro and regional Hospice Centres located across the state under the Department of Health, WA Country Health Services and Community Hospice movements.
Listen in as we embark on a discussion that Hospice care is for anyone with a life limiting illness. We explore definitions of palliative and hospice care and tackle some misconceptions that can sometimes build unconscious bias within our communities. Our aim is to provide health professionals with information and links to helpful sites and also pay homage to the wonderful services currently offered to our community not only through CCWA but other West Australian Organisations.
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