Each session provides a comprehensive presentation on the topic, information on referral pathways, breakout sessions to workshop case studies with experienced Silverchain staff and industry experts, and time to ask questions.
Supporting patients to achieve their wish to die at home: System supports and symptom control in palliative care
- Tuesday 18 June 2024, 6:30 - 8:30PM (doors open 6:15PM)
- Global Streaming Centre - The Hub, Bentley Technology Park, 2 Brodie-Hall Drive, Bentley.
- 1.5 CPD hours (one hour educational activity, 0.5 hours for reviewing performance).
Join our health care experts to learn how to prepare your patients and their families for palliative care, understand system supports and symptom control, what services and resources are available, and the best referral pathways.
This free accredited session includes a buffet dinner and refreshments.
Learning outcomes covered include:
- Distinguishing between palliative care options available to support patients with their preference.
- Understand the referral pathways for home based palliative care and how to optimise outcomes for patients choosing to die at home.
- Develop a better understanding of community based services and resources available for patients and families.
Event places are limited so please register quickly to secure your seat before 11 June.
Our expert presenters
Silverchain Medical Director, Palliative Care WA, Dr Fiona Findlay, will lead the presentation and be supported by her experienced palliative team. They will share their knowledge and support you to work through different case studies during the session.
For over 40 years, Silverchain has delivered comprehensive in home palliative care services in Western Australia, South Australia, New South Wales, and Queensland. Our care team have the expertise to provide compassionate, sensitive, and culturally appropriate care.