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AFTERNOON SESSION 1 – CONCURRENTS (1hr) |
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BASIC STREAM 2 |
WORSHOP 5 Transforming Clinical Care |
ABSTRACTS 7 Transforming Clinical Care (Regional, Rural and Remote) |
ABSTRACTS 8 Transforming Dying |
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Chair: Prof Jane Philips |
Chair: Joan Ryan |
Chair: Alison Dawes |
Chair: Liz Lobb |
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Auditorium |
Auditorium 2 |
Function Room 3 |
Function Room 4 |
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13:30-13:50 |
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WORKSHOP 5 (1.0hrs) Transformed by Mentoring. Dr Frank Brennan, Joan Ryan
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Providing end of life care in rural and regional Australia: optimal expectations versus actual end of life care. Peta McVey |
What does it take for people to die where they choose and what effect does this have on formal and informal caring networks? Debbie Horsfall |
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13:50-14:10 |
Ethical considerations of a longitudinal study of informal care networks across rural and remote NSW. Emily Saurman |
dying2learn: The first ever Australian MOOC on Death and Dying. Christine Sanderson |
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14:10-14:30 |
Transforming the landscape: Exploring the experience of Australian rural Palliative Medicine Specialists. Alison Blight |
“The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” – how caring for my dying relatives changed me as a palliative care nurse. Kathleen Wurth |
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