Sunday, 1st May Palliative Care Nurses Australia Conference 2022

Kat Hooper Nurse Practitioner, GradDipPallCare

Nurse Educator PEPA

Cancer and Palliative Care Outcomes Centre | Centre for Healthcare Transformation, QUT

• Enabling optimal care for people with complex healthcare needs – the role of nurses now and into the future - Kathleen Lindell

Panel Facilitator: Joshua Cohen

• Kathleen Lindell, PhD, RN, ATSF, FAAN, Associate Professor, Mary Swain Endowed Chair in Palliative Care Health at Medical University of South Carolina
• Gabrielle Prest, National Clinical Systems Project Manager & Palliative Care Project Lead, OPAL Healthcare
• Jeanette Lacey, NP, John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle (NSW)
• Alison McLarty, State Wide Educator, Paediatric Palliative Care Service, Quality of Care Collaborative Australia (QuoCCA)
• Kat Hooper, NP, Nurse Educator PEPA
• Liliana D’Agostino, CNC, Bankstown Hospital SWSLHD

This session allows up to 25 registrants to connect with one or more Australian Palliative Care nursing leaders to talk about career opportunities.

A practical and supportive session to provide mentorship advice for future palliative care leaders

Janeane Harlum & Kristen Chittick - Management

• A point prevalence study of palliative care need and referral rates in adult inpatients - Jacqueline Mazzer
• Nurse-led palliative care in the acute adult inpatient setting: Zero to 1685 patient referrals ...in 3.5 years - Nicole Cairns
• Implementation of an End Of Life Care Plan in the Acute Care Setting - anna nicholas
• Emergency department use in a cohort of community-based palliative care patients during COVID-19 - Helen Box
• Strengthening palliative care in an Australian hospital: an action research project - Claudia Virdun

Chair: Julianne Brisbane

• Improving access and use of evidence in palliative care -the new CareSearch portal - Katrina Erny-Albrecht
• Evaluation of a multidisciplinary response to breathlessness in community palliative care: A Stanford University Collaborative Quality Improvement Project - Angela Rao
• PRESERVE Aotearoa: A feasibility study of a non-pharmacological delirium prevention intervention for hospitalised Māori and non-Māori with advanced cancer - Annmarie Hosie
• Digital innovation to increase capacity for palliative care - Jennifer Tieman
• Driving quality in delirium care: protocol for a study to develop a patient-centred delirium monitoring system in palliative care units - Annmarie Hosie