‘Can actually cure patients’: Canberra team helps nation’s first oncologist
If someone in the Solomon Islands was diagnosed with cancer a decade ago, it was thought to be a death sentence.
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If someone in the Solomon Islands was diagnosed with cancer a decade ago, it was thought to be a death sentence.
25 May 2024
Celebrating Palliative Care Week 2024 – Living fully at end-of-life Palliative care emphasises the importance of living meaningfully after a terminal diagnosis. We will all […]
25 May 2024
The State Government has carried out its election pledge to recruit more specialist palliative care nurses in regional South Australia.
24 May 2024
For people like Peter Rasmussen, it’s the “unsung heroes” in the palliative care sector that will esnure his family are taken care of when he’s […]
21 May 2024
The Lachlan Palliative Care team are hosting an information day at the Cooke Park Pavilion on Friday, May 24 from 10am to 1pm. A number […]
20 May 2024
Gail O’Brien AO
I read journalist Leigh Sales’ book, Any Ordinary Day, in 2022. Through the book Sales recounts stories of people whose lives are […]
19 May 2024
At the Caritas Christi palliative care unit, “homeliness” is sprawling crayon lines and scribbled messages of “get well soon”, drawn by children in its arts […]
11 May 2024
After being diagnosed with spinal cancer in November last year, one man and has become the first palliative care patient to be granted one last […]
08 May 2024
There were tears all around as a beloved grandmother was able to play a special part in her first granddaughter’s wedding just four days before […]
08 May 2024