Palliative Care Community Education Webinar
2 April 2021
In this FREE Palliative Care community webinar, experts will explore some of the reasons carers don't ask for help and some safe ways they can.
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New palliative care resources app
18 February 2021
Improving the quality of palliative care service delivery across Australia.
Safer Internet Day
22 January 2021
On Safer Internet Day, 9 February, the world will come together with a shared vision of making online experiences better for everyone.
Zoom tools for people living with dementia
3 December 2020
Developed with people living with dementia, these resources can help people to stay connected.
Palliative Care Information for families and carers
3 December 2020
The new Palliative Caring resource aims to help to explain what caring involves so you are better equipped to make informed decisions which reflect your personal needs and circumstances.
An invitation from QUT to participate in research on Co-designing a Happy, Healthy, Flourishing Home
22 October 2020
‘Eudaemonic design’ is design that supports flourishing health and wellness (also known as Eudaemonic Well-Being—a concept that originated with Aristotle). The term has been adopted from philosophy and psychology and is now being adapted for the built environment.