GV Hospice Palliative Perspectives

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GV Hospice Palliative Perspectives is a podcast exploring the many aspects of palliative care through discussions with a diverse range of healthcare professionals and community members. Each episode shares insights on topics such as symptom management, communication, family support, lived experience and end-of-life care. Designed for professionals, caregivers, and the community, the podcast promotes compassionate, person-centred care and a deeper understanding of supporting people with life-limiting illness.

Episodes

  1. 20h ago

    Former GV Hospice Nurses - Part 3

    In this conversation, Annie speaks with Julie Poon, Sonia Strachan, and Bunty Gundry, three former nurses of GV Hospice, reflecting on the history and evolution of hospice care over the past 37 years. They discuss the challenges faced in the early days, the importance of community support, the emotional aspects of palliative care, and the significance of teamwork in providing quality care to patients and their families.

    28 min

  2. Jun 9

    Former GV Hospice Nurses - Part 2

    In this conversation, Annie speaks with Julie Poon, Sonia Strachan, and Bunty Gundry, three former nurses of GV Hospice, reflecting on the history and evolution of hospice care over the past 37 years. They discuss the challenges faced in the early days, the importance of community support, the emotional aspects of palliative care, and the significance of teamwork in providing quality care to patients and their families.

    25 min

  3. May 26

    Former GV Hospice Nurses - Part 1

    In this conversation, Annie speaks with Julie Poon, Sonia Strachan, and Bunty Gundry, three former nurses of GV Hospice, reflecting on the history and evolution of hospice care over the past 37 years. They discuss the challenges faced in the early days, the importance of community support, the emotional aspects of palliative care, and the significance of teamwork in providing quality care to patients and their families.

    32 min

  4. May 12

    Advance Care Planning

    In this episode, Jodie Stradling breaks down the myths around advanced care planning: it’s not just for the elderly or terminally ill. She explains why everyone, regardless of age or health, should consider having this crucial conversation. You’ll discover how advanced care plans help you clarify what’s important to you, from treatments you want or don’t want, to where you’d prefer to be cared for. Jodie shares how these plans ease decision-making for loved ones and healthcare professionals, reducing the stress and uncertainty during difficult times.

    11 min

  5. Apr 28

    The Community Memorial

    In this heartfelt episode, Maree Chin, Volunteer Coordinator at GV Hospice, unveils the compelling story behind the community memorial. From its humble beginnings, moving across churches, to redefining itself during the pandemic as a central, inclusive space at the lake, this event now touches countless lives each year. Marie shares how the memorial fosters reflection through music, poetry, and shared stories — creating a sacred environment where grief finds recognition and community support.

    10 min

  6. Apr 14

    The Annual GV Hospice Car Rallye

    In this episode, Min Innes-Ions and Paul Custance share the history, impact, and memorable moments of the GV Hospice Car Rally, a 30-year community event supporting palliative care. Discover how the rally fosters community spirit, raises over $1.37 million, and highlights the funny and good times.

    35 min

  7. Mar 30

    General Practitioner's Role in Palliative Care

    In this insightful interview, Dr. Chic Chua shares his journey into general practice and his vital role in community-based palliative care. Discover how palliative care extends beyond end-of-life, the importance of communication, teamwork, and how to support patients and families through challenging times.

    29 min
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GV Hospice Palliative Perspectives is a podcast exploring the many aspects of palliative care through discussions with a diverse range of healthcare professionals and community members. Each episode shares insights on topics such as symptom management, communication, family support, lived experience and end-of-life care. Designed for professionals, caregivers, and the community, the podcast promotes compassionate, person-centred care and a deeper understanding of supporting people with life-limiting illness.

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