National Palliative Care Projects Hub

National Palliative Care Projects Hub

Welcome to the National Palliative Care Projects Hub – with just a scroll or a click you are about to meet all 20 projects. But first, let’s find out what they are and how they can help you answer some of your questions about palliative care.

The National Palliative Care Projects are funded by the Department of Health and Aged Care. They work towards improving quality and access to critical support and treatment for people with life-limiting illnesses and their loved ones.

Whether you’re a healthcare professional, a researcher, a carer, or someone living with a life-limiting illness – there’s something for you in the Hub.

The projects offer a range of tools and training opportunities aimed at expanding your skills and deepening your understanding of palliative care. They also provide information and work towards equitable access to palliative care, supporting people from diverse communities.

Thank you for your interest.

 

National Project Hub Guide

Hit the button below to download a guide to navigate this Hub. The guide is designed to give you a snapshot of what each project offers, who is it for, subject areas and types of resources they provide for your learning.


National Projects Hub Guide

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