Upcoming Events for 2023
PALPRAC PalliCHAT 2023:
PALPRAC PalliCHAT Conversations are CPD-accredited discussion forums available to our PALPRAC Members free of charge, healthcare professionals are invited to join these informative discussion panels at a fee of R50.
Please note that you have to register a PALPRAC PROFILE before registering for any of these events. If you have a PALPRAC profile, register here for a session.
TOPICS for 2023:
- 23 February 2023: Back to basics: wound care – what are the options? Presented by Deniscka Uys. Now available on our membership section to view.
- 23 May 2023: Respecting Miracles. Panel discussion Dr Andre Killian (minister, coach and counsellor), Ilana Killian (social worker), Lauren Smith (social worker), and Dr Nosisa Matsiliza (palliative care doctor). Now available on our membership section to view.
- 20 April 2023: The intersection of palliative care and ethics service by Dr Shannon Odell. Now available on our membership section to view.
- 25 May 2023: Ethics case presentation by Dr Shannon Odell. Now available on our membership section to view.
- 15 June 2023: Hoping for the best, planning for the rest. What are some of the practical details patients and families need to think of? Presented by Linda Greef.
- 27 July 2023: Back to Basics: Opioid prescription in cancer adults and children. Presented by Drs Maggie de Swardt & Lyndal Gibbs.
- 24 August 2023: Ethics case (pediatric specific) Presentation by Dr Nicky Brown. REGISTER HERE
- 28 September 2023: Back to basics: nutrition and hydration at the end of life. Presented by Dr Nicky Browne. REGISTER HERE
- 14 October 2023: Compassionate Communities: Together for Palliative Care
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– REGISTER HERE - 26 October 2023: Preparing children for the loss of a loved one. Presentation by Tracey Brand. REGISTER HERE
- 21 November 2023: Ethics case presentation by Dr Shannon Odell. REGISTER HERE
Members will be able to access recordings of ALL PALPRAC PalliCHATs via our MEMBERSHIP PLATFORM, login here.
Previous webinars available to members
PALPRAC Members will be able to access recordings of ALL PALPRAC Webinars and PalliCHAT Series via the library on our membership platform – login here.
2022:
PALPRAC Webinar Series: a reminder that members can also earn CPD points, but accessing general articles and completing the webinar questionnaire.
26.10.2022 – Serious illness conversation with Zulu speaking cancer patients – Dr Louise Walker
07.09.2022 – Palliative care needs of drug-resistant tuberculosis patients
20.07.2022 – Feasibility of integrating palliative care into primary care for patients with COPD in Cape Town
01.06.2022 – Understanding the experience of adolescent|young adults with cancer in a Norther Cape health setting.
23.02.2022 – PATZ demonstration – Dr Shannon Odell
PALPRAC PalliCHAT Series: recordings are available for members to view.
20.10.2022 – Sexuality within the context of palliative care – Petra Burger
29.09.2022 – The Grief Journal – Bridget McNulty
25.08.2022 – Dignity – a South African perspective – Raksha Balbadhur
28.07.2022 – Caring for the Carer – Kelly du Plessis
23.06.2022 – Adolescence in palliative care
11.05.2022 – Your story, my story and medical history somewhere in the middle – Dawne Garish
28.04.2022 – The role of spirituality in palliative care – Fr Richard Bauer
23.03.2022 – The role of palliative care during a pandemic – Dr Craig Howes
2021:
PALPRAC Webinar Series: recordings are available for members to view.
24.11.2021 – Withdrawal of ventilatory support
04.08.2021 – Nutrition and its complexities in advance dementia,
26.05.2021 – Motor neurone disease
24.03.2021 – Palliative Sedation
27.01.2021 – Palliative care and chronic kidney disease
PALPRAC PalliCHAT Series: recordings are available for members to view.
02.12.2021 – The role of the pharmacist in palliative care.
04.11.2021 – Introducing the role of physiotherapy & occupational therapy in palliative care.
07.10.2021 – The role of social workers in palliative care
09.09.2021 – Mindfulness based stress reduction
2020:
Covid-19 – What you need to know about palliative care.
Covid-19 – What you need to about palliative care – lessons learned.