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Palliative Care Australia National Awards 2015

Palliative Care Australia (PCA) announces the launch of the inaugural Palliative Care Australia National Awards 2015. The inaugural national awards are aimed at recognising innovation, teamwork and emerging talent in the palliative care sector. The awards recognise the efforts of those who support and care for people who are dying through public recognition of organisations and individuals who provide support and care to those people.

Winners in the individual category win $2000 towards professional development and free registration to the 2017 Australian Palliative Care Conference. In the two organisational categories $4000 will be awarded. To view the media release click here.

Nominations

Emerging Leader

• Andre Burns
• Elissa Campbell
• Michael Chapman
• Felicity Hawkins
• Zoe Michell – Winner

Emerging Researcher

• Anna Collins – Winner
• Michael Chapman
• Ann Marie Hosie
• Jason Mills
• Fiona Runacres

Innovation in Palliative Care

• AHHA Palliative Care Training Portal
• Alzheimers South Australia
• Amaranth Foundation
• Barwon Health
• Bear Cottage Family Support Programs
• Bootcamp at Bear Cottage
• Calvary Mater and HES
• Calvary Mater Quality Improvement
• Carer Support Needs in Community Palliative Care
• Clare Holland House
• CLEARx
• Great Lakes Hospice
• Hammond Care Home Support Program
• Hummingbird House
• Mennaville Remembrance Initiative
• Oncology Massage
• Palliverse
• Project Hamrahi – Winner
• Reflected Legacy Project
• Resthaven
• Telehealth SPCS in the home – Sunshine Coast
• Virtual Hospice

Outstanding Teamwork

• Bear Cottage
• Bethanie Warwick Residential Aged Care
• Cabrini Haelth Palliative Care Team
• Palliative Care Service Calvary Health Care Bethlehem
• Echuca Regional Health
• Northern Adelaide Palliative Care Service
• St John of God Hospital Palliative Care Team
• Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service Nambour Specialist Palliative Care Service – Winner
• Central Australian Health Service Palliative Care Team
• Mount Druitt Supportive and Palliative Care Unit