Upcoming Events...
Thursday 28 Jan 2021 TRACS WA Training 2021 |
Thursday 28 Jan 2021 Montessori Mealtimes: A Pathway to Person Centred Care for People Living with Dementia |
Tuesday 2 Feb 2021 Engagement Essentials - international association for public participation |
Thursday 4 Feb 2021 Online Free Course - Agents of Change: translating evidence into practice to delay functional decline in people with dementia |
Wednesday 10 Feb 2021 Communication Workshop -"Eliciting and Responding to Emotional Cues" |
Wednesday 10 Feb 2021 What's New in Paediatric Palliative Care: Research and Projects Video Conference - |
Tuesday 23 Feb 2021 Engagement Methods - international association for public participation |
Thursday 25 Mar 2021 Engagement Design - international association for public participation |
Thursday 25 Mar 2021 Injury Prevention Summit 2021: Success in the West |
Sunday 30 May 2021 Speech Pathology Australia National Conference 2021 (Darwin) |
One of the Enduring Strategy areas of the Sustainable Health Review reflects the desire to ensure that our patients have a dignified end of life.
Su Kitchen (CNC & Clinical Lead Falls Management, Sir Charles Gairdner Osborne Park Health Care Group) is a passionate advocate for falls prevention and management.
Cancer Council WA and PaSCE offer a variety of programs which are aimed at increasing knowledge and understanding of palliative care in all settings. The programs are also relevant for clinicians working in subacute care.
In her role as Senator, Helen was thankful for the opportunity to speak at the Clinical Senate meeting where the goal was to explore the relationship between workforce and the building of a sustainable health service delivery model, ’ The Health and Wellbeing of our Workforce’.
Read more: Presentation to the Clinical Senate - Development Facilitator, Helen McLean
Palliative and End-of-Life care are not often seen as part of subacute care, but increasingly clinicians are caring for individuals in their final stages of life when specialist palliative and end of life services are not available.
The Stroke Foundation has developed a set of interactive learning modules for nurses in rural and regional areas.
Read more: Stroke care: An overview for rural and regional nurses
Subacute care clinicians may be interested in the e-Learning packages currently available on the TRACS WA website.