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The National Palliative Care Standards and PaCSA tool make it easier for those working in aged care, a rural clinic or the community to deliver the best care.
Why use them?
Allied health professionals:
PaCSA helps you highlight your impact, strengthen collaboration, and advocate for inclusive, holistic care.
How to get started:
To down load the PaCSA and the “how-to” guide visit here: Palliative Care Australia. Questions or stories? Email: projects@palliativecare.org.au
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