Thursdays@3 S3 | Ep 1: Ovarian Cancer, and the hope that Hayley sees

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Thursdays@3 S3 | Ep 1: Ovarian Cancer, and the hope that Hayley sees

February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month – a chance for us to learn more and talk about a cancer that impacts around 1,800 women each year, and of all the cancers has the poorest survival rate.

Our guide is Hayley Russell, Senior Research Manager with Ovarian Cancer Australia and senior Bereavement Family Support Worker with Eastern Palliative Care in Victoria.

Click play a hear of the hope Hayley sees and the role palliative care is playing. You will find advice, tools, and support at the Palliative Care Australia website where you can also make a donation to support our work.

Listen on Spotify.

Show notes and extra info: Ovarian Cancer Australia website

Download Hayley’s Churchill Fellowship Report ‘The impact of voluntary assisted dying in bereavement and the effectiveness of support.’

Eastern Palliative Care website 👉 https://www.epc.asn.au/

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