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New research documents the obstacles and barriers as well as the strategies for success experienced in range of Compassionate Communities in Australia.
Initiated by the GroundSwell Project the research encompassed nine diverse geographical communities across Australia. The aim was by supporting the knowledge, stories and ideas in these communities on how to do Compassionate Communities in Australia, more communities will be enabled and inspired to create their own.
The report points out that Compassionate Communities and Compassionate Cities are emerging as international strategies for implementing public health palliative care. Compassionate Communities seeks to transform how and where we care for each other in times of need. It challenges the dominant medicalised model of caring at end of life.
An extensive range of recommendations on how to facilitate and nurture the Compassionate Communities movement in Australia is included in the final report. You can download the report HERE.
Join us for our new event for 2025 – Death Lingo Bingo – a musical bingo night! See HERE for further details and how to book.
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Members of Palliative Care WA are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 10 December 2024. 4.30pm at the Boulevard Centre, 99 The Boulevard, Floreat. Refreshments will follow…
On behalf of PCWA CEO Lenka Psar McCabe, Board President Dr Elissa Campbell, and the extraordinarily hard-working PCWA team that brought you the 2024 Palliative Care Summit, our enormous thanks…
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