Click the 'View this item online' link above to view the recording of this What's On session webinar:In this session, Assoc. Prof. Rosalie Hudson discusses some realistic and positive possibilities for ageing. Presented at the Counterpart Resource Centre, Melbourne, on Monday 22 October 2018.
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This DVD explores the issues involved in end of life care. It looks at the need for patients to have accurate information and a specific assessment of their situation. It examines the use of advance care plans and it explores the latest developments in palliative and end of life care.
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Provides a comprehensive, emphatically written, resource about the common issues facing carers during a journey with someone facing an incurable, progressive illness. the information is presented in a manner that will empower them in their role as carer and minimise the stresses present during their relatives' illness. The booklet highlights the wholistic approach taken in
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Living with advanced breast cancer does not mean an immediate death sentence. Advanced Breast Cancer speaks of a different reality where women with metastic disease often live for many years and that time can be full and meaningful. Aspects covered include: coping with the shock of recurrence and making treatment decisions; communicating effectively with medical personnel;
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Explains both the medical and the emotional implications of a second diagnosis of breast cancer. Covers: types of recurrence, their symptoms, and ways of minimizing the chance of a recurrence; diagnostic tests, potential surgeries, and treatments to manage late-stage cancer; complementary therapies, nutrition, and integrative health centres; clinical trials, patients' rights, and medical expenses; cessation
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The focus of palliative care is on symptom management, quality of life and comfort including physical, emotional, spiritual and social support. People can go in and out of palliative care as the need arises and support is also available for family and friends. Lisa Miteff is a palliative care clinical nurse consultant from Maroondah Hospital.
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The experience of pain is something women with advanced breast cancer are often faced with. Dr Peter Martin from St Vincent's Hospital and Caritas Christi Hospice talks about pain management and relief in an informal session.
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