
Joining the Dots
We are delighted that Joining the Dots, the 2020 palliative care summit held last Thursday 26 November went so well. The packed room was positively buzzing all day!
There are many people who made valuable contributions to the day. Our sincere thanks to Walter McGuire from Go Cultural for the lovely Welcome to Country; to Andrew Huffer for running the interactive sessions; and to our fabulous MC, Di Darmody, who held the whole day together so well and kept us running on time. We really appreciate the Hon Roger Cook, Minister for Health for taking the time to formally open the summit.
We also want to acknowledge the helpful folk at Optus Stadium and PAV Events for their assistance. It was rather thrilling to see our Joining the Dots image up on the giant screen at the stadium!
And lastly we are particularly grateful to all of the presenters for their time, effort and passion about their topic.
We appreciate the excellent feedback from participants – both informal and via the survey.
Outcomes
We have produced a summary snapshot from Joining the Dots, which includes some key themes from the interactive sessions. You can download the summary snapshot HERE
As promised, here are the links to download most of the presentations from the summit. We are also working on uploading the recordings from Professor Susan Kurrle and Dr Christian Ntizimira.
- CONNECTING THE DOTS, SHAPING THE PATH TO THE FUTURE by Adjunct Associate Professor Alison Parr
- CONSUMER EXPERIENCES AND PERSPECTIVE ON QUALITY PALLIATIVE CARE IN WA by Professor Samar Aoun
- LEARNING FROM COMPLAINTS ABOUT PALLIATIVE CARE by Sarah Cowie
- LEARNINGS FROM 2020 IN AGED CARE AND PALLIATIVE CARE by Professor Susan Kurrle
Emerging Innovations presentations
Big change for WA’s sickest kids and their families – Click here to view the video on the Perth Children’s Hospice
Carer Education Webinar Program
Simulated Patient Care Conversations: a Goals of Patient Care Workshop
Responding to a community’s needs
Compassionate Communities Connector model
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