People of palliative care
People of palliative care
Palliative Care Australia is the national peak body for palliative care.
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National treasure, Jean Kittson – angry and traumatised after the death of her parents
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“Palliative care isn’t just about dying well - it’s about living well in the time we have left. Both my mother and my nephew taught me that," Ged Kearney, Assistant Health Minister
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Embracing dying as part of life - Pure Land Home Hospice is changing how people die and redefining how we live until the end
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"It was in our arms that Jean thrived."
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“The role of a carer isn’t easy, but with the right support, it’s a role that can be fulfilled with love, strength, and dignity” — Dr John Davis on caring for his partner
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“Palliative care is not just about dying” - Grant Monks’ journey back to life
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“I was surprised people want to talk about their experience” – Julie Rose on the power of yarning about palliative care in Aboriginal communities
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“It’s okay to depend on other people” – bereaved father Rudi shares his family’s experience with palliative care
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“Don’t be scared, just ask questions” – Tammy McGrath on providing culturally appropriate palliative care for Aboriginal people
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