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Education: A Whole of Workforce Framework Revised Education pages incorporating the Whole of Workforce framework developed by QUT’s Palliative Care Education & Training Collaborative makes it easier for health professionals to consider their education needs and find learning options. My Learning A great CPD opportunity. Revised My Learning modules help health professionals find and use palliative care information and evidence. Check out the new Knowledge Translation module developed with the Centre for Research Excellence in End of Life Care. Dying2Learn Using a MOOC platform to look at what shapes our attitudes and views to death and dying in Australia. Palliative Perspectives A blog giving voice to different aspects of palliative care. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Hub Coming Soon: This Hub will help to build cultural competence and understanding in the palliative care sector. Enhanced Online Evidence Resource A new online evidence resource is being developed providing guidance for palliative care in aged care. Costs of Care A new resource makes it easier to find the literature on the costs and economics of palliative care. CARESEARCH: WORKING WITH PARTNERS CareSearch works with others to develop great resources. Decision Assist Part of a consortium which enhances the provision of palliative care and advance care planning for older Australians. CareSearch has developed two phone apps: • palliAGEDgp • palliAGEDnurse End-of-Life Essentials CareSearch is helping create the end-of-life elearning and implementation resources for doctors, nurses and allied health professionals working in acute hospitals. Advance A new resource for nurses in general practice to support the provision of palliative care and advance care planning in everyday general practice. IDEAL Resources that encourage facilitated case conferencing for people with advanced dementia have been made available through a website hosted by CareSearch. CARESEARCH: NEW IN 2016 CareSearch is funded by the Australian Government Department of Health. CARESEARCH: PROVIDING ACCESSIBLE AND FREE EVIDENCE WWW.CARESEARCH.COM.AU
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Education: A Whole of Workforce Framework
Revised Education pages incorporating
the Whole of Workforce framework
developed by QUT’s Palliative Care
Education & Training Collaborative
makes it easier for health professionals
to consider their education needs and
fi nd learning options.
My Learning
A great CPD opportunity. Revised
My Learning modules help health
professionals fi nd and use palliative
care information and evidence.
Check out the new Knowledge
Translation module developed with
the Centre for Research Excellence in
End of Life Care.
Dying2Learn
Using a MOOC platform to look at
what shapes our attitudes and views
to death and dying in Australia.
Palliative Perspectives
A blog giving voice to different
aspects of palliative care.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Hub
Coming Soon: This Hub will help to
build cultural competence and
understanding in the palliative
care sector.
Enhanced Online Evidence Resource
A new online evidence resource is
being developed providing guidance
for palliative care in aged care.
Costs of Care
A new resource makes it easier to fi nd
the literature on the costs and
economics of palliative care.
CARESEARCH: WORKING WITH PARTNERS
CareSearch works with others to develop great resources.
Decision Assist
Part of a consortium which
enhances the provision of
palliative care and advance care
planning for older Australians.
CareSearch has developed two
phone apps:
• palliAGEDgp
• palliAGEDnurse
End-of-Life Essentials
CareSearch is helping create the end-of-life
elearning and implementation resources for
doctors, nurses and allied health professionals
working in acute hospitals.
Advance
A new resource for nurses in general practice to
support the provision of palliative care and advance
care planning in everyday general practice.
IDEAL
Resources that encourage facilitated case
conferencing for people with advanced dementia
have been made available through a website
hosted by CareSearch.
CARESEARCH: NEW IN 2016
CareSearch is funded by the Australian Government Department of Health. CARESEARCH: PROVIDING ACCESSIBLE AND FREE EVIDENCE WWW.CARESEARCH.COM.AU
