Determining the Best Place to Die for Patients With Cancer
Studies have shown a disconnect between where patients say they want to die and where they actually die. According to research from Stanford School of Medicine, although an overwhelming majority of Americans—about 80%—would prefer to [...]
Have your say with Carers NSW
Are you a carer? Every two years Carers NSW undertakes a survey to ask carers about their experiences and find out what supports they need. This year for the first time the survey is going [...]
Abstracts now open for the PCNSW Conference 2021
Palliative Care NSW's beloved biennial state conference was scheduled for November this year but just like everything else has had to be rescheduled due to the pandemic. New dates for the conference are 4 - 7 [...]
Delirium and Palliative Care: The good news interview
As many of you will know, at this time of year we are all usually catching up at the PCNSW Professional Education Day, to learn, network and reconnect with colleagues. Unfortunately this year we are [...]
CALLS FOR PALLIATIVE CARE REFORM IN POST COVID-19 WORLD
A new report released today has called for an overhaul of the palliative care system in Australia, calling for an additional annual investment of $365 million to bring the system up to speed in a [...]
Webinar Event – National Palliative Care Week
Are you depressed? The challenging issues of assessment and management of depression at the end-of-life. PCNSW is fortunate to have Dr Wei Lee join us for a discussion about depression at end-of-life. We will be [...]
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