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Palliative Care WA were pleased to welcome Professor Liz Reymond and Dr Karen Cooper from the caring@home project to our recent quarterly forum.
A national palliative care project, caring@home has been developed and implemented by the Brisbane South Palliative Care Collaborative and funded by the Commonwealth Government.
caring@home aims to improve the quality of palliative care service delivery across Australia.
They provide resources for community service providers, health care professionals and carers who support people choosing to be cared for, and to die, at home. The resources assist with managing breakthrough symptoms safely using subcutaneous medicines and are applicable Australia wide.
Prof Reymond, the Deputy Director, Metro South Palliative Care Service and Director, Brisbane South Palliative Care Collaborative, gave an excellent presentation, a copy of which you can download below.
PCWA caring@home presentation July2019
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