Members’ events during National Palliative Care Week 2023

During Palliative Care week our members did a fantastic job spreading awareness about their work, the importance of Palliative Care field and its benefits.

The Supportive and Palliative Care Consult Team at Nepean Hospital provided education and awareness, they gave away the pens, biscuits, the daisy seeds and started a lot of conversations about advance care planning and supportive care.

Thanks Trish Dalgleish (CNC2) for the info and photos!

Patricia Edwards CNS2, Trish Dalgleish CNC2 Supportive & Palliative Care Consult Team and Palliative Care Volunteer Jenny.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Greenwich Hospital  had an afternoon tea in their cafeteria to celebrate Palliative Care Week.

They also had a TNP, a registrar to do a speech as well as there were 2 patients sharing their thoughts during the stay in palliative care unit.

Thanks Yun for the info and the photos!


South Western Sydney Local Health District held several film hosting across their sites, including Fairfield Hospital and Liverpool Hospital. Their Liverpool Hospital screening saw roughly 25 staff from all different specialties joining in the festivities, sharing popcorn, cakes and other nibbles while watching the film.

Liverpool Hospital also held a morning tea on their palliative care ward balcony where staff invited families, carers, patients and staff to join them in sharing the #MattersOfLifeAndDeath.

Everyone was encouraged to paint their own butterfly and write their end of life wish. These butterflies were being displayed on the balcony ward and in the rooms of their patients to keep encouraging these meaningful conversations.

Thanks to Maxine for the info and the photos!


Bankstown Community Health Centre held an afternoon tea for Palliative Care Week.

They did extend the week to the Month of May for education & awareness sessions, and then finished off on a celebratory note!

Thanks Sandra for the info and the photos!


Thanks to all that participated raising awareness and we hope you have had a nice Palliative Care week.