Do you have an emerging innovation in palliative care in WA?
The upcoming Biennial Palliative Care Summit on Thursday 26 November will include a section dedicated to sharing a diverse range of emerging innovations related to palliative care from around WA.
Seeking expressions of interest
We are seeking expressions of interest from community organisations; health and aged care providers; and carers, consumer and volunteer groups who are interested in presenting their emerging innovation in a maximum 10 minute time slot.
We invite EOIs on clinical and non-clinical emerging innovations from right across the State. These can include, but are not exclusive to, innovations developed as a direct response to this year’s pandemic.
Preference will be given to:
- Those innovations that are newly emerging; and
- Innovations that respond to challenges or issues experienced broadly or by specified groups within the WA community.
What to include in your EOI
Please provide the following information:
- Your name, contact information and job title (if appropriate);
- Name of your organisation or community group;
- Where in WA your innovation is being delivered;
- A brief (maximum of 500 words) description of your emerging innovation which must include:
- A title for your presentation;
- A challenge or issue your emerging innovation addresses;
- A description of the innovation including how it was developed, the delivery model, evaluation (if available), and your learnings to date; and
- Any specific groups of people or communities in WA who are assisted by your emerging innovation.
Due date
Please send your EOI to info@palliativecarewa.asn.au using the subject line: Emerging Innovation EOI.
Expressions of Interest must be received by Palliative Care WA by Friday 30th October to be considered.
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