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2.1 What is Palliative Care?
2.2 Palliative Care Australia
3.1 Curative Care
3.2 Life-Limiting Illnesses
3.3 Malignant Illness
3.4 Incurable Illness
3.5 Terminal Illness
3.6 A Palliative Approach
3.7 Palliative Care Standards
3.8 Key Aims of Palliative Care
3.9 Role of The Healthcare Team
3.10 Holistic Care
3.11 Providing High-quality End of Life Care
3.12 Care Plan
3.13 Assisting In The Development of a Responsive Care Plan
4.1 Information Strategies
4.2 Communication and the Team
4.3 Effective Communication Skills
4.4 Build Relationships with the Person, Families and Carers
5.1 Coordinated Approach
5.2 Share Information
5.3 Encourage a Supportive Environment
5.4 Empowerment
5.5 Gather Information from the Person Accessing the Service
5.6 Record Information
6.1 Gather Information from Carers and Family Members
6.2 Human Rights of People in Palliative Care
6.3 Understand Different Needs
6.4 Record Observations
6.5 Record Case Notes
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