Grief has no expiry date
Written by Dr Katrin Gerber, Research Psychologist at the National Ageing Research Institute and Dr Lidia Engel, Health Economist at Monash University. Older adults are […]
Addressing elder abuse: Awareness and resilience
Written by Professor Jennifer Tieman (@JenniferTieman), Director, Research Centre for Palliative Care, Death, and Dying. As our population ages, there is also a growing concern about […]
Aged care rights cannot be mere words on parchment
Written by Carolanne Barkla, Chief Executive, Aged Rights Advocacy Service. (@saagedrights) Australians are living longer and mostly enjoying the benefits of longevity.[1] However, we also need […]
Applying A Complexity Lens to The Pharmaceutical Care of The Dying
Written by Paul Tait (@pallcarepharm), RePaDD Member and Palliative Care Pharmacist, Rural Support Service. The delivery of palliative care services has evolved substantially since its simple […]
NPCW 2022: Talking about what is important
Written by Professor Jennifer Tieman (@JenniferTieman), Director, Research Centre for Palliative Care, Death, and Dying. National Palliative Care Week (NPCW) starts this Sunday on 22 […]
The enduring voices of Dying2Learn MOOC participants
Written by RePaDD member, Deb Rawlings, Senior Lecturer in Palliative care in the College of Nursing and Health Sciences, Flinders University. Deb is co-lead of the […]
Shaping the Future of Aged Care
Written by Professor Jennifer Tieman (@JenniferTieman), Director, Research Centre for Palliative Care, Death, and Dying. The Aged Care Centre for Growth and Translational Research aims […]
Palliative care policy analysis to understand opportunities and gaps and to...
Written by Dr Sara Javanparast (@JavanparastSara) Research Fellow, Research Centre for Palliative Care, Death, and Dying. When I joined RePaDD in May 2021, I was privileged […]
Building Culturally Compassionate Communities in Northern Adelaide; a parti...
Written by Mr Issac Zangre and Dr Aileen Collier, Northern Adelaide Palliative Care Service and the University of Auckland, and member of RePaDD, with Mr […]