NT PEPA Palliative Approach for Renal Patients Workshop

Name: NT PEPA Palliative Approach for Renal Patients Workshop
Start: 2024-05-14T13:30:00+0930
End: 2024-05-14T16:15:00+0930
Location: Seminar Room, Menzies School of Health Research

Tue, 14 May 2024, 1:30pm - 4:15pm ACST

Seminar Room, Menzies School of Health Research

Tiwi NT, Australia

PEPA NT

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Event description

In honour of Kidney Health Week (11-17 May) NT IPEPA is partnering with Top End Renal Services, Territory Palliative Care, DonateLife, Purple House and Territory Kidney Care to provide this workshop in Darwin for a second time.

The free workshop will also be available to attend in-person or online via Microsoft Teams. Please come along to build your knowledge, skills and confidence in providing palliative care for people with renal disease in the Top End region.

Topics:

Principles of palliative care
Communication
Providing care
Advance care planning
End-of-life care
Ethical issues in palliative care
Caring for yourself

Target audience:

All health care professionals working in health, aged care.

Speakers:

Kelly Clark, A/ PEPA NT Manager, Territory Palliative Care
Yvonne Tafirenyika, Renal Supportive Care Nurse, Top End Renal Service
Eswaran Waran, Palliative Medicine Specialist, Territory Palliative Care
Heather Hall, Manager, Purple House Top End
Leigh Hill, Donation Specialist Nursing Coordinator
Territory Kidney Care Team, Menzies School of Health Research

Contact details for further information:

Kelly @ PEPA NT

Ph: 08 8922 7679

Email: PEPANT.DoH@nt.gov.au

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The Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing funds a range of national palliative care projects to enhance the quality of palliative care service delivery and increase support for people who are living with life limiting illness, who require end-of-life care, their families and carers. The overall aim is to improve access to high quality palliative care for all Australians as they require it.

The Program of Experience in the Palliative Approach (PEPA) forms part of the Palliative Care Education and Training Collaborative. As a national palliative care project, this Collaborative takes a strategic approach to education and training of the health workforce and delivers programs for priority health care provider groups across primary, secondary and tertiary settings.

Specifically, PEPA aims to enhance the capacity of health professionals to deliver a palliative care approach through their participation in either clinical placements in specialist palliative care services or interactive workshops.

PEPA provides opportunities to develop confidence, knowledge and skills in the palliative approach to care through:

funded clinical workforce placements or workshops
integration of learning into your workplace
establishing networks of support

The PEPA learning experience can help you, as a health care provider, to:

gain a clear understanding of the principles of good palliative care
identify the needs of your patients with life-limiting conditions
understand the role of your discipline in managing common problems faced by palliative care patients
recognise your own knowledge base/scope of practice in regard to optimal palliative care provision
identify personal coping strategies for effective management of personal issues related to working in this area.

PEPA is being implemented in all Australian states and territories and applicants from rural and remote areas are encouraged to apply.

This program provides an ideal opportunity to learn from experienced specialist staff to enhance skills, knowledge and experience in the palliative approach.

PEPA/IPEPA Workshops are occurring all across the Northern Territory. Please click on the Register for our Workshops button to see what Workshops we have on offer.

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Tue, 14 May 2024, 1:30pm - 4:15pm ACST

Seminar Room, Menzies School of Health Research

Tiwi NT, Australia

Hosted by PEPA NT