Tuesday, 3rd May Palliative Care Nurses Australia Conference 2022

Nicole Hewlett

National Indigenous Manager, IPEPA

• Caring for people with Pancreatic Cancer in 2021 – what does best practice look like? - Jane Phillips
• Genetics and palliative care– how should we integrate this into care provision? - Stephanie White
• Caring for family carers – how can we enhance support and improve their wellbeing? - Peter Hudson
• Grief and bereavement in 2022 – challenges and opportunities from the COVID-19 pandemic  - Liz Lobb

• Planning for Paediatric Palliative Care: Using Epidemiological Data - Alison P Bowers

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

Anna Nicholas, Rebecca Palmer and Julianne Brisbane - Clinical

This session allows up to 25 registrants

Jeanette Lacy - End of Life Essentials

Ms Kristine Kelly & Ms Alyson Gundry
We’re all in this together – integrating community consultation and engagement in the development of a State-wide Telehealth Paediatric Palliative Care Outreach Collaborative   abs# 37

Bianca Fontaine
Workforce experiences and perceptions of prescription and supply of medical aids and equipment to children and families   abs# 38

• After Death Care- The Impact it can have - Philippa Spicer
• PAN-PC (perinatal, antenatal, neonatal palliative care) Statewide working group:                         Pathway from Hospital to Hospice - Kelly K Oldham
• The Collection and Analysis of Health Data to Inform the Paediatric Palliative Care National Action Plan - Alison P Bowers

• Culturally-appropriate caring@home resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families will improve end-of-life care choices - Liz Reymond
• Perceptions of people in prison about the provision of person-centred palliative care: a systematic review and meta-synthesis - Isabelle Schaefer
• Preparing for end-of-life in a new country: Cultural perspectives of African migrants living in Australia (Pilot) - Gertrude Phiri
• CarerHelp Diversity – Developing Resources for Diverse Populations of End of Life Carers. - Di Saward
• Palliative care for people who use drugs and/or alcohol - John Doran

• Improving eMR Documentation of Nursing Plan of Care to improve South Western Sydney Local Health District’s After-Hours Palliative Care Service - Therese Smeal
• palliPHARM: Timely access to anticipatory medicines for community palliative patients - Elisha Noone
• Overnight respite for people living at home with palliative care needs; a systematic review on outcomes of carer fatigue and distress, hospital presentations, place of death, and care costs - Melanie L Rolfe
• Enhancing Palliative Care at Home through a Community-based Generalist Approach     - Leanne Davey
• Supporting Advance Care Planning in Queensland - Leanne Clemesha

• Enabling meaningful input from palliative care consumers to guide service improvement work - Claudia Virdun
• Navigating cross-jurisdictional research complexities: the challenges of accessing data to enable a national understanding of palliative and end of life care provision in Australian prisons. - Kim L Offner
• Patient reported experience measures (PREMs) in palliative care: a rapid review informing use in clinical practice and research - Claudia Virdun
• Perspectives of Death Doula training organisations on the Death Doula role: the relevance to nursing - Deb Rawlings
• The experience of a palliative care death during the COVID-19 pandemic - Serra Ivynian