Upcoming Events...
Monday 30 May 2022 TRACS WA Training 2022 |
Tuesday 31 May 2022 Engaging in Goals of Patient Care Conversations |
Monday 6 Jun 2022 Responding to Domestic Violence with a Trauma-Informed Lens for GP's and Primary Care Providers |
Thursday 9 Jun 2022 NDIS Community of Practice via MS Teams |
Monday 13 Jun 2022 Eliciting and Responding to Emotional Cues |
Wednesday 15 Jun 2022 Update from the WA Health Department End of Life Care Program |
Tuesday 28 Jun 2022 Engaging in Goals of Patient Care Conversations |
Thursday 30 Jun 2022 Wellbeing and Emotional Awareness when working with Complex Trauma |
Tuesday 5 Jul 2022 PEPA Virtual mentoring workshop |
Wednesday 20 Jul 2022 ARNA Webinar - Amputee Care and Rehab Journey (part 2) |
Friday 22 Jul 2022 MEDCON22 - Inter-college medical conference |
Monday 8 Aug 2022 National Stroke Week |
TRACS WA held its second stroke interdisciplinary online learning event for members of the Stroke Community of Practice.
Barby Singer was delighted to be able to represent TRACS WA at the International Day of People with Disability 2021 event co-hosted by the Disability Health Network and South Metro Health Service. The event was very well attended, both in person and online (see picture).
Over the past 18 months we have delivered many of our training modules remotely. The format which involves our presenters being here at Fremantle hospital, and then video conferencing to groups at a remote site, has been very successful.
A GoPC form is typically completed by the medical staff during each hospital admission in to inform medical decision-making and limitations of medical treatment in order to provide the most appropriate care for someone with a chronic condition who may experience a deterioration. Non-medical staff also have an important role to play in supporting conversations about preferences and care during their admission to hospital.