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Palliative and Supportive Care Education WA

As the leading provider of education in palliative and supportive care for healthcare professionals and volunteers in this field, PaSCE works in collaboration with seasoned palliative care clinicians. Together, we craft evidence-based educational programs designed to bolster knowledge and confidence in administering top-tier palliative care across diverse healthcare settings. To see all our upcoming education visit our website www.pasce.com.au.We invite you to join us monthly for insightful

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Health Economics

Keeping up with the PaSCE ·

2025/12/15

In this episode of the PaSCE Podcast, we’re joined by Associate Professor Chris Schilling, health economist and Principal Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne, to unpack how health economics shapes the decisions that influence care, equity and sustainability across Australia’s health system. Chris breaks down health economics in practical terms, explores the real-world implications for aged care and palliative care, and reflects on the economic challenges facing the system amid rapid

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36:38

International Men's Day- Celebrating Men and Boys

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2025/11/18

In this International Men’s Day (19 Nov 2025) episode, we’re Celebrating Men and Boys with Matt Oke, facilitator at Kai-Fella, a WA charity working to prevent youth suicide and build emotional resilience. Matt shares his journey from international athlete and DJ to mental-health advocate — and how learning to open up helped him guide young men to do the same.A truly inspirational and dedicated young man. 👉 kai-fella.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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25:45

World Hospice and Palliative Care Day

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2025/10/07

This year’s World Hospice and Palliative Care Day falls on October 11, uniting communities worldwide to celebrate, reflect, and call for universal access to quality palliative care.More than 60 million people need palliative care globally, yet access remains unequal, even in developed countries. I sat down with Ed Gaudian, a leader in WA palliative care, to reflect on this year’s theme. Ed’s career has spanned emergency, ICU, hospice innovation and statewide consultancy. His first encounter with

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20:21

R U Ok? A conversation could change a life.

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2025/09/10

On today’s episode, I’m joined by Dr. Hannah Brown from R U OK?We dive into the history of the organisation, the importance of R U OK? Day, and—most importantly—how to start meaningful conversations that can make a real difference.If you’d like to learn more or access resources, head to www.ruok.org.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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32:58

End-of-Life Doula and Palliative Care

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2025/08/12

On today’s episode of Keeping Up with the PaSCE, I sit down with Shane Bailey to explore the powerful and often misunderstood role of a death doula/end of life doula. We talk about what it means to hold space at the end of life, the emotional and spiritual aspects of her work, her reception from health services, and how Shane came to embrace this unique path. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode Eleven: The Talk That Matters - Men’s Health...

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2025/06/10

In today’s episode, PaSCE manager Timothy sits down with Glen Poole, CEO of the Australian Men's Health Forum, for a wide-ranging and honest conversation about men’s health.We explore the importance of having conversations - at the individual, cultural, and systems level, while unpacking stigma, shifting mindsets, and everything in between.Whether you're supporting the men in your life or reflecting on your own experiences and parenting, this episode offers genuine insights and practical

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Episode Ten: National Volunteer Week 2025 - Joy,...

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2025/06/03

In this episode, we shine a spotlight on National Volunteer Week 2025, Australia’s largest annual celebration of the people powering our communities. With this year’s theme, “Something for Everyone,” I’m joined by Joy and Melinda, two incredible members of the CCWA team who generously volunteer their time to support guests in the lodges. We dive into their motivations, personal experiences, and the meaningful takeaways they gain from giving back. It’s a heartfelt conversation that highlights just

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Episode Nine: National Advance Care Planning Week

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2025/03/12

March 17-23rd, 2025 is National Advance Care Planning Week – your reminder to plan ahead for your healthcare wishes. It's about ensuring your loved ones know exactly what you want if you can't speak up. No one knows you better than you, right?Join me for a conversation with Sabena Lund and Julia Kennington from Palliative Care WA as they share their expertise on creating documents that reduce stress, offer peace of mind, and improve health outcomes – all while avoiding the dreaded “What would they

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Episode Eight: Love After Life

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2025/02/10

In this episode, we take a heartfelt journey through the passions and joys of the people in the CCWA office before transitioning into a deep and insightful conversation with Dr. Lauren Breen. Together, we explore grief, loss, and bereavement—unpacking the ways we navigate these experiences and how we can honour and uphold the memory of those who are no longer physically with us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode Seven: Darryl Young - A Decade of Compassion...

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2024/12/11

Darryl Young has been a cherished member of the CCWA organisation for over a decade. His journey with us was inspired by the compassionate care his late wife received at Cottage Hospice. Deeply moved, Darryl responded to a newspaper advertisement seeking volunteers, and since then, he has become an integral part of our family.In this episode, we delve into Darryl’s transition from paid employment to his voluntary role, explore the memorable highlights of his journey, and uncover the motivations that

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Episode Six: Chatting with Katrina Ellis during Nurse...

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2024/11/12

Today’s episode of ‘Keeping up with the PaSCE’ features Katrina Ellis, who has served as an Oncology and Palliative Care Clinical Nurse Consultant and is currently working towards her Master of Nursing, supported through a PaSCE Scholarship.Our conversation today aligns with Nurse Practitioner Week and the opening of PaSCE Scholarship applications for 2025. Stay tuned as we dive into Katrina’s remarkable journey, her insights on nursing, and the importance of continued education in the field

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Episode Five: Beyond the Diagnosis - Breast Cancer...

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2024/10/15

In this episode of "Keeping Up With the PaSCE," host Tim interviews Kerry Patford, Chief Nurse at the McGrath Foundation, who shares her insights from over 20 years of experience in breast cancer nursing. The conversation highlights the significance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the growing role of McGrath Breast Care Nurses, and the essential support they provide to patients, particularly in rural areas. Carrie discusses the evolving landscape of breast cancer treatment, the importance of early

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Episode Four: Dementia Dialogues - Breaking Stigma...

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2024/09/30

Following on from Dementia Action Week this year, in this episode of Keeping Up with the PaSCE, Tim, the new host and Manager for Palliative and Supportive Care at Cancer Council WA, speaks with Dr. David Sykes, Director of the Centre of Dementia Learning at Dementia Australia. They discuss the stigma and discrimination faced by people living with dementia, as highlighted in recent reports. Dr. Sykes emphasises the importance of reducing this stigma, staying socially active to slow the progression

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Episode Three: Self-Care and Compassion

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2023/12/05

In Episode 3, Claudine Barnes engages in a conversation with Dr. Kathryn Choule centred on self-care and compassion for health professionals. The discussion revolves around strategies to support oneself during the festive season, addressing compassion fatigue, and emphasizing the importance of clear, regular self-care strategies in both professional and daily settings. The episode explores resilience building within the healthcare workforce in Western Australia, with an intention to debunk myths

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Episode Two: Grief and Bereavement in Children

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2023/11/22

In this episode, Claudine Barnes engages in a conversation with Professor Lauren Breen, exploring the nuances of grief and bereavement in children. Together, they delve into the ways health professionals can cultivate awareness and compassion in their roles to aid children and young people. With a special focus on childhood grief, coinciding with Children's Grief Day on November 16th, the discussion covers available support systems for both children and families. Claudine also addresses how health

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Episode One: Hospice Care in WA

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2023/10/11

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.Join Claudine Barnes as she talks about the inception of the Hospice movement here in WA with Cancer Council CEO Ashley Reid. Following the birth of the hospice movement at Crawford Lodge under the care of Cancer Council WA, to the many metro and regional Hospice Centres located across the state under the Department of Health, WA Country Health Services and Community Hospice movements.Listen in as we embark on a discussion that Hospice care is

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