sabina clapham

Palliative Care Outcomes Collaboration, University of Wollongong, Australia

[PCOC @PCOCPallCare]

PCOC's Australian service reports for the reporting period between January and June 2023 are out now.

Log on to PCOC website to access them!

https://t.co/1HTAONSjuQ

#PalliativeCare #pcoc

[PCOC @PCOCPallCare]

Ensure all your allied health team members know how to use the PCOC tools correctly and register for the upcoming Assessment and Response workshop - Assessment and Response Workshop Registration: https://t.co/SydGXDEn6m
#palliativecare #education

[Australian Institute of Health and Welfare @aihw]

In 2021, 9 in 10 palliative care phases with urgent needs were resolved within 3 days or less. See more: https://t.co/TQ59z1Z3VL

@Pall_Care_Aus @PallCareNSW @PCACEO @PalliativeCareQ @PallCareWA @PallCareTas #palliativecare

[sabina clapham @sabinaclapham]

@UaTuama @ThrowerLana @PCOCPallCare @CoffeySiobhain @k_eagar The baking benchmark is beyond achievable

[PCOC @PCOCPallCare]

Improving recognition and response to unstable phase of care through daily team meetings – a quality improvement project by Albany Community Hospice, WA. Find their report, handover sheet and handover policy on our website.

https://t.co/JMPnKcqkcZ

#PalliativeCare

[WHPCA @whpca]

"Leave No One Behind - equity in access to palliative care" no matter where you live, or who you love. Read this inspiring article by Associate Professor Mark Boughey, Director of Palliative Care @StVincentsMelb #LGBTQ+ #LeaveNoOneBehind21 @BRosa_PhD https://t.co/AKksZ3P8D9

[sabina clapham @sabinaclapham]

@CoffeySiobhain @UaTuama @moreilly8 @CreedonBrian @Jess96369515 @k_eagar @MilfordLmkCC @PCOCPallCare @ThrowerLana Visual aids are an essential ingredient in patient-reported outcome measures. Love this innovative soulution.

[Siobháin Coffey @CoffeySiobhain]

Making the SAS ruler visible for patients in Milford Hospice @sabinaclapham @UaTuama @moreilly8 @CreedonBrian @Jess96369515 @k_eagar @MilfordLmkCC @PCOCPallCare @ThrowerLana

[PCOC @PCOCPallCare]

Melanie McBain describes the role of PCOC in developing innovative models of care and nurse-led advancements in palliative care delivery. Watch the video of her presentation at PCOC's QLD benchmarking workshop: https://t.co/u0WANza1qG

#palliativecare

[PCOC @PCOCPallCare]

Analysis of PCOC data shows outcomes among Indigenous and non-indigenous Australians are similar in palliative care. 75% of all unstable palliative care phases are addressed within three days. A study by PCOC members and collaborators. Read now:

https://t.co/mFzXwGptMW

[Jo Wood @jowoodSW]

Question: Is a hospital specialist palliative care consult service able to provide true holistic care if it remains a bi-disciplinary model (medical/nursing)? Sometimes I feel a sense of resistance to including SW & Spiritual Care...

[PCOC @PCOCPallCare]

PCOC has released the reports for the July-Dec 2020 cycle. Log on to POP to access your service's report - https://t.co/spJiSRY3o1

#PalliativeCare

[sabina clapham @sabinaclapham]

Excellent resource by PCC4U 😊 Using the Symptom Assessment Scale to guide conversations about symptom distress https://t.co/b4qClsWhD4 via @YouTube

[sabina clapham @sabinaclapham]

This is so clever. What a great idea.

[PCOC @PCOCPallCare]

A very insightful presentation by PCOC's Natalie Joseph on "The 'eyes and ears' on the ground: PCOC in Residential Aged Care What changes re required, why and what does this mean for nurses in RAC?" at the PCNA Conference. #PCNA2020 #PCNAust20 #palliativecare

[sabina clapham @sabinaclapham]

Even better when used with PCOC SAS "ruler"

[PCOC @PCOCPallCare]

Our new PCOC resource assists patients, residents and family caregivers to understand and respond to the SAS (Symptom Assessment Scale) as a means to communicate distress from symptoms. Available now for download at: https://t.co/ubQOq5dzsQ #palliativecare

[PCOC @PCOCPallCare]

PCOC data used to help advance palliative care for Indigenous Australians, promising findings for those in PCOC services. https://t.co/Ogj5V9Ygs3 #palliativecare

[EOL Professionals @eolpros]

PCOC #sketchnotes for Australian #PalliativeCare data collection at a glance....from
@H34RTHC4R3 and @eolpros (2)

@PCNAust @PCOCPallCare @jo_m_lewis @Pall_Care_Aus

[sabina clapham @sabinaclapham]

Available to all. Use for specific outcome reports

[Prof Kathy Eagar AM @keagar.bsky.social @k_eagar]

Almost 200 palliative care services are participating in @PCOCPallCare & routinely asking patients & families about their pain & symptoms. They represent ~25% of predictable deaths in Australia. This is what they said.