Monday, 23rd November Palliative Care Nurses Australia Conference 2020
Welcome - Prof Jane Phillips
9:00AM - 9:05AM
Monday, 23rd November
Plenary Session 2
9:05AM - 9:30AM
Monday, 23rd November
Chair: Jane Phillips
Sponsored by:
Q&A: The Clinical Reality of Managing Voluntary Assisted Dying: Voices from The Field
9:30AM - 10:15AM
Monday, 23rd November
Ms Helen Walker (Facilitator), Dr Mark Boughey, Emeritus Prof Margaret O’Connor AM and other members of the VAD team
Plenary Session 2 continued
10:15AM - 11:00AM
Monday, 23rd November
Chair: Jane Phillips
Sponsored by:
- Palliative Care in 2030: Opportunities to drive change - Rohan Greenland
- National Palliative Care Program update - Louise Riley
- ACN End of Life Care Policy Chapter - Patsy Yates
Q&A for the session will occur after each speaker.
Break, Exhibition & Poster Display
11:05AM - 11:30AM
Monday, 23rd November
Session 2.2: Evidence into Practice
11:30AM - 1:10PM
Monday, 23rd November
Chair: Louise Hickman
- Measuring patient-reported symptom distress in palliative care. When is a patient self-report used versus proxy report? Results of a national study - Sabina Clapham
- End of Life Essentials Paediatric Palliative Care Module: an important resource for hospital staff working with dying children and families - Deb Rawlings
- Multi-disciplinary Breathlessness Clinic to improve breathlessness mastery in COPD: Pilot study. - Mary M Roberts
- Earlier multidisciplinary palliative care intervention for people with lung cancer: a systematic review and meta-analysis - Slavica Kochovska
Q&A for this session will occur at the end of the session.
Session 2.3: Workforce
11:30AM - 1:10PM
Monday, 23rd November
Chair: Jennifer Fox
- Evaluating education needs with the Palliative Approach for Nursing Assistants (PANA)Questionnaires: Recommendations - Sara Karacsony
- I want you to know my wishes - Cindy Grundy
- Nursing People with Palliative and End-of-Life Care Needs: A Framework to Optimise Skill Capability of the Nursing Workforce - Claire Fraser
- A survey of knowledge, attitude and practice of nurses towards palliative care in all levels of health care, North Ethiopia. - Atsede Aregay
- Making Palliative Care everyone’s business in residential aged care: a local improvement approach to strengthen practice in residential aged care facilities (RACFs) - Kathleen Menzies
Q&A for this session will occur at the end of the session.
Session 2.1: Practice Points - Speed Talks
1:10PM - 2:10PM
Monday, 23rd November
Chair: Claudia Virdun
- Excellence in End of Life Care in the Acute Setting - Lisa Bethune
- RAPID Program- Nursing management of noisy respiratory secretions at end of life - Jane Hunt
- Clinical Evidence in Palliative Care - Pain Management Update - Caroline Phelan
- Improving education, supporting staff and improving outcomes for dying patients in ICU at St George Hospital -The ICU Palliative Care Special Interest Group - Linda Magann
- A complex case study of end - stage liver disease management using the palliative approach in residential aged care (RAC) - Larissa B McIntyre
- Nursing and Midwifery undergraduate students’ perceptions of death, dying and related support needs during clinical placements - Kaori Shimoinaba
- caring@home resources: Supporting nurses to teach carers to safely and confidently manage subcutaneous medicines - Elizabeth Reymond
- Quantifying opioid orders and administrations in specialist inpatient palliative care services: Results from a seven-day snapshot audit. - Nicole Heneka
Q&A for this session will occur via the live chat function on the right-hand side of the live stream.
GenesisCare – Radiotherapy Workshop
1:10PM - 2:40PM
Monday, 23rd November
Sponsored by:
GenesisCareCancer Nurse consultant Katrina Clift
(GC St Vincent’s Melbourne)
Palliative radiotherapy: A nurses perspective
Radiation oncologist Dr Ian Porter
(GC Cabrini Malvern)
Palliative Care and Radiotherapy