Thursdays@3 by Palliative Care Australia

Join us as we open up the conversation about the last taboo - death and dying. We know it's a difficult conversation to have with yourself and your loved ones, but it's a crucial and empowering one to have.Whether you're someone who works in palliative care, have a loved one going through palliative care, are bereaved, or if you're the one living with a life limiting illness this podcast is for you.We will be talking to experts from the field and people living and working at the end of life.You only die once, so let's do it right...

Thursdays@3 by Palliative Care Australia is a health podcast hosted by Palliative Care Australia, with 54 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #9

  Dr Mark Wenitong – kindness and respect the foundations of palliative care and life

  May 28, 202530 minS6

  <p>Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. </p><p>Our conversation today takes us to Cairns to meet, among many other achievements, one of the first Aboriginal doctors in Australia, Dr Mark Wenitong. </p><p>Press play to join this special Reconciliation Week conversation… </p><p>Show notes and more info: </p>Learn more about Mark’s research into culturally safe, trauma-informed approach to cognitive impairment and dementia HERE Explore PCA’s resources for Aboriginal and Tores Strait Islander Peoples HERE <p>Thank you for tuning into Thursdays@3 whethe...

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  Episode #8

  Kerry Gordon – creating purpose from tragedy

  May 8, 202533 minS6

  <p>Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. </p><p>Today, we are spending some time with a Queensland based service supporting parents, health professionals, and the wider community through the distress, grief, and confusion that can grow when a baby or child dies. </p><p>For more than a decade, Precious Wings has been at work with bereaved parents helping them navigate their grief and fostering more supportive health and community environments. </p><p>Kerry Gordon is the Founder and CEO, doing this work in memory of her...

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  Episode #7

  Prof Mark Boughey and supporting carers with their important work

  Apr 30, 202532 minS6

  <p>Welcome to Thursdays@3 our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life. </p><p>Today’s conversation centres on the role of carers – the family and friends who lean in to support a loved one living through terminal illness. </p><p>It’s care that can last years, months, weeks before someone dies – important work that often allows people to be looked after at home and fulfill their end of life wishes. </p><p>While caring for someone who is dying can be very rewarding – it can also be mixed with significant emotion, stress, an...

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  Episode #5

  Dr Jonathan Ramachenderan, “Finding the meaning in pain”

  Apr 16, 202530 minS6

  <p>Today our conversation takes us to Western Australia to meet Dr Jonathan Ramachenderan – a GP whose career and work has centred around pain medicine and palliative care, but he also has a particular interest in the wellbeing of those he works with. </p><p>Click play to join this thoughtful conversation. </p><p>Show notes and more information: </p>Watch Jonathan’s TED x Talk – HERE Read Jonathan’s blog – HERE PCA Self Care Matters tools - HERE <p>Thank you to you for tuning into Thursdays@3 whether that’s via PCA socials or Spotify and engaging in ‘matters of life and de

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  Episode #4

  Alexis and Ricky from the Palliative Story Exchange – “People are hungry for this”

  Apr 9, 202529 minS6

  <p>Today’s episode takes us to the US to meet the people behind the Palliative Story Exchange – which will be one of the highlights National Palliative Care Week this May. </p><p>Alexis Drutchas is a palliative care physician at Massachusetts General Hospital and Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. </p><p>Richard Leiter is palliative care physician, writer, and researcher at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Brigham and Women’s Hospital and an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. </p><p>The third amigo in the Story Exchange team is Rachel Rusch, who is a pall...

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