Palliative Care Zoom Lecture Series
Hospice NZ Palliative Care Zoom Lecture Series
These palliative care lectures are now being delivered via ZOOM due to COVID-19. Attendance is free.
The lectures are held from 7:30am – 8:30am on the first Thursday of every month, from February to December. The Palliative Care Lecture Series is proudly supported by Cancer Research Trust.
Please register to get the ZOOM meeting code and password.
2021 Lecture series dates
- Lecture 3 - Thursday 1st April
Skin problems in Palliative Care
Dr Frank Brennan
Palliative care physician, Sydney, Australia - Lecture 4 - Thursday 6th May
Nutrition and Hydration in Palliative Care: Food for Thought
Jean Clarke
Palliative care clinical nurse specialist, Palmerston North Hospital - Lecture 5 - Thursday 3rd June
Frailty and Older People: Opportunities and Challenges for Specialist Palliative Care
Professor Caroline Nicholson
Professor of palliative care and Aging, University of Surrey - Lecture 6 - Thursday 1st July
Mauri Mate: Framework in Practice
Vanessa Eldridge
Day hospice manager and Maori liaison, Mary Potter Hospice, Wellington - Lecture 7 - Thursday 5th August
Voluntary Assisted Dying in Victoria/Australia
Adjunct Associate Professor, Eastern Health Clinical School, Monash University, Melbourne
Dr Leeroy William - Lecture 8 - Thursday 2nd September
Delirium
Dr Shirley Bush
Associate Professor, Department of Medicine, University of Ottawa - Lecture 9 - Thursday 7th October
Prognosis in Palliative Care
Professor Paddy Stone
Marie Curie chair in palliative and end of life care, University College London - Lecture 10 - Thursday 4th November
Palliative Care in Aged Residential Care – an Age Old Challenge or an Old Age Challenge
Bridget Marshall
Clinical nurse specialist, Arohanui Hospice, Palmerston North - Lecture 11 - Thursday 2nd December
Dying in the Margins: How Experiences of Poverty and Deprivation Influence Experiences at the End of Life
Dr Naomi Richards
Director of the Glasgow End of Life Studies group, University of Glasgow
