Conferences

Welcome to the video series covering the Paediatric Palliative Care Conference 2022. We've gathered a diverse array of voices – from lived experience advisors to healthcare heroes – all dedicated to enhancing the lives of children facing life-limiting conditions. Dive into the latest studies, research, and heartfelt discussions that define this field. Whether you're a professional, a caregiver, or simply curious, our videos promise to enlighten, inspire, and deepen your understanding of paediatric palliative care.

  • Watch your step: you are now entering the zone of parental discretion.

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  • Self Care for Health Professionals

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  • The many and varied benefits of Art therapy in paediatric palliative care

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  • The power of parents in education and resource development- an interactive workshop

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  • A community development approach to paediatric palliative care

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  • Research in paediatric palliative care within Australia and New Zealand

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  • What does it take? A parents perspective

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  • Aboriginal Cultural support for Paediatric Palliative patients and their families

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  • Multidisciplinary perspectives on piloting a paediatric palliative social work fellowship

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  • "Called Home" - The importance of Return to Country for First Nations peoples

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  • Extreme Autonomy: A case study of Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) in adolescent palliative medicine

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  • Bringing light and life to family priorities

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  • Paediatric palliative care (PPC); perspectives and experiences of allied health professionals (AHP)

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  • Adolescent end-of-life care: The most important voice may not be the loudest

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  • Listening and having an open mind, to provide truly tailored support for families

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  • Physiotherapy in Paediatric Palliative care

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  • HELD: A Creative Arts Therapy project for bereaved mums of babies

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  • “ Who will care for me when I get older? ” Facilitating difficult conversations with dying children and their families

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  • Support Needs of Staff Following the Death of a Child

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  • Listening and learning: Insights from lived experience with the Starlight Moments program

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  • Paediatric Palliative Care - A Collaborative Approach - Hospital, Hospice and Community

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  • Supporting families and their communities – extending the net of support

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  • Interacting with child patients: Analysis of video recorded paediatric palliative care consultations

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  • 10 Years On: Evaluation of a Paediatric Palliative Care Bereavement Service

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  • We’re all ears…Conversation tools supporting advance care planning in paediatrics

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