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Keep up to date with the latest CareSearch resources, sections, partnerships and projects. Please note that the links below were current at the time of posting, however links may become obsolete as websites update their content.
In September CareSearch opened new Quality Improvement (QI) pages in the Finding Evidence section on Grey Literature. Including information on What is Quality Improvement and QI support and appraisal the new pages support our recent introduction of QI reports to the CareSearch Grey Literature database. The first QI report from PCOC has now been uploaded and we look forward to providing access to these and other reports on palliative care QI initiatives from across Australia in the future. You can also read more about this in our Blog Quality improvement – what now? If you know of other palliative care QI initiatives that might be considered for adding to this database please contact us at caresearch@flinders.edu.au.
The CareSearch RAC Hub will be closing in September 2019 with updated versions of relevant information now located within palliAGED. This is part of our project to consolidate information for the aged care sector into a single site and you can read more about the project in our RAC Hub Project page.
Join us at the Oceanic Palliative Care Conference in Perth on 10-13 September. Head to Exhibit Booth 20 and chat with our team members to learn more of our work on palliative care evidence and pick up copies of our latest resources. We also have posters on our Engagement Project, Developing Skills in Evidence and the Role of evidence in quality improvement. Our Director Professor Jennifer Tieman will also present on Concurrent Session A1 (National Palliative Care Projects) on 11 September about CareSearch and palliAGED.
We are delighted to welcome Susan Gravier to the role of the Research Associate (Allied Health) responsible for assisting with the Allied Health Engagement Project activities, and updating content on palliAGED and CareSearch. We look forward to Susan’s continuing contribution to our work and the palliative care community.