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Dr Carrie-Anne Ng and Dr Mariana Sousa have been awarded funding.

PCA media release: National Palliative Care Week 2024

Palliative Care Aotearoa Research Network gaining momentum

PaCCSC & CST supporting early career researchers

Laughter Care benefits families of people with dementia in aged care

Celia Marston announced as the winner of the CST Emerging Trialist Award 2023

Patient-reported experience measures (PREMs) for quality of palliative care

Dr Domenica Disalvo discusses the importance family stakeholders in research co-design.

SKIPMDD study — a ketamine clinical trial for major depressive disorder may be feasible

Professor Meera Agar shares her experience in palliative care

Laughter care enhances quality of life for people with dementia

New training video encourages clinicians to recommend hand-held fans for breathlessness

Study finds that fatigue is a priority symptom for research

Lessons learned about prison-based palliative care indicators

New clinical trial will test anamorelin HCI in people with anorexia and lung cancer.

Stephen is a proactive community member with an interest in aged care. 

Live the life you please premieres across Australia from 22 May

Nadine advocates for culturally and spiritually appropriate healthcare services

PCA media release: Palliative Care Week 2023 | Matters of life and death

Imelda is an experienced advocate working to improve experiences of palliative care.

Cachexia study highlights need for for healthcare professional training and support

Renewed energy as forum delegates meet face to face for the first time since 2020.

Discussion panel highlights health access challenges for CALD communities

New clinician user guides available now

Grants awarded for postdoctoral studies in delirium and pancreatic cancer.

PaCCSC grants support regional Clinical Nurse Consultants to attend forum.

Dr Wei Lee announced as the winner of the CST Emerging Trialist Award 2022

NSAIDs may be safer than previously thought and may be underutilised

Ascites relief for people in palliative care