Transcription of National Palliative Care Standards
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National Palliative Care Standards
National Palliative Care Standards5TH EDITION 2018 National Palliative Care Standards 5th Edition2 AcknowledgementsPalliative Care Australia (PCA) would like to acknowledge the people and organisations who contributed to developing the 5th edition of the National Palliative Care Standards (the Standards ).Special thanks to the members of the Standards Review Group for their leadership and commitment in the review of the 2005 National Palliative Care Standards . Their contribution has been instrumental in creating Standards that are based on the experiences of consumers, their carers and family; and which reflect concepts and principles to inform service delivery and development, as well as accreditation against other quality Review GroupDr Meera Agar Ingham Institute Applied Medical Research University Technology SydneyMr Andrew Allsop (Chair) Silver Chain Hospice Care Service, WAMs Liz Callaghan CEO, Palliative Care AustraliaMs Kerri-Anne Dooley Home Instead Senior Care, QldDr Judi Greaves Palliative Care ResearcherMs Sue Hanson Little Company of Mary Health Care LtdA Prof Marianne Phillips Paediatric Palliative Care Australia & New Zealand and Princess Margaret Hospital for Children, WAMs Claudia Virdu
and carers. A person and family-centred approach to palliative care is based on effective communication, shared decision-making and personal autonomy. » Palliative care should be available to all people living with an active, progressive, advanced disease, regardless of the diagnosis. » Palliative care affirms life while recognising that dying
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