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Join us as we open up the conversation about the last taboo - death and dying. We know it's a difficult conversation to have with yourself and your loved ones, but it's a crucial and empowering one to have.Whether you're someone who works in palliative care, have a loved one going through palliative care, are bereaved, or if you're the one living with a life limiting illness this podcast is for you.We will be talking to experts from the field and people living and working at the end of life.You only die once, so let's do it right...
Palliative Care Australia hosts Thursdays@3 by Palliative Care Australia, a health show with 54 episodes published.
Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. Our conversation today takes us to Cairns to meet, among many other achievements, one of the first Aboriginal
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Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. Today, we are spending some time with a Queensland based service supporting parents, health professionals, and
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Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. Today’s conversation centres on the role of carers – the family and friends who lean in to support a loved one
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Today our conversation takes us to Western Australia to meet Dr Jonathan Ramachenderan – a GP whose career and work has centred around pain medicine and palliative care, but he also has a particular interest in the wellb
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Today’s episode takes us to the US to meet the people behind the Palliative Story Exchange – which will be one of the highlights National Palliative Care Week this May. Alexis Drutchas is a palliative care physician at M
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Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. Today’s conversation takes us to the UK to meet Professor Brian Dolan, who is one of our keynote speakers at t
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Today’s conversation takes us to Tasmania, to meet the cheerleader of a global kindness charity that is at work within our palliative care community Sarah De Jonge, was nominated as Tasmanian of the Year this year for he
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Today we’re off to the centre of Australia, a place as tough and as beautiful as the person we are meeting. Jodie Clarkson is a mum, and a teacher – and she has been living with brain cancer since 2017 – 8 years. When we
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Palliative Care Australia and our members are making access to palliative care an election issue! Yep - we are competing with some other big issues for attention, but few issues will touch every family the way access to
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Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. Today a connection with our friends in South Africa, and a palliative care leader who is having a global impac
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Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. Today we are spending some time with Jonathan Muller, and Community Brain Cancer Navigator with the Peace of M
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Today a conversation about the leading cause of death in Australia – heart disease, and work to improve the end-of-life experiences of people with end stage heart disease. Dr Gursharan Singh is a Research Fellow in Palli
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Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. Today, we head across the ditch to speak with our friends at Hospice New Zealand, the CEO is Wayne Naylor. Way
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Welcome to a brand new season of Thursdays@3! A big conversation today, with one of Australia’s biggest and most respected creators. But also, someone who has been pushing health systems, pushing health policy, and pushi
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Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. We have had some big conversations in this season, we take that up a notch today with a man who has spent his
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Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. A special episode today looking at the role pharmacists play in our health and wellbeing. Last week our friend
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Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. Today, on the back of Micheal J Fox taking to the stage with Coldplay at Glastonbury recently, we explore life
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This episode takes us back to Queensland to learn more about music therapy and the role it plays in palliative care. Angela Delaney is a music therapist at the Queensland Children’s Hospital and the National Allied Healt
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Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. Our special guest today is the winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award at last year’s National Palliative Car
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Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. A real treat today – a face, voice and talent you will be very familiar with, a performer and writer who has o
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