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Hospice New Zealand

Welcome, and thank you for visiting the Hospice New Zealand, My Health Hub webpage.

Hospice New Zealand is the national organisation representing all hospice services in New Zealand.

Our purpose is to lead and support the hospice movement in New Zealand, working to ensure equality of access and consistent delivery of palliative and end-of-life care for New Zealanders.

We are a small, dedicated team who work in partnership with all member services to ensure people needing end-of-life hospice care are well supported. All of our hospice members are independently governed and managed at a local level.

We are delighted to be working in partnership with Mobile Health Group to deliver the Palliative Care Lecture Series. This education opportunity is designed for all healthcare professionals with an interest in palliative care.

The lectures will be delivered via webinar on the first Thursday of every month from February to December from 7.30am-8.30am.

For further information regarding education opportunities, visit Hospice New Zealand

Hospice NZ website

The Fundamentals of Palliative Care

Hospice NZ Syringe Driver Course for Health Professionals

Webinars coming soon

Recorded webinars to view

TOO FEW AND TOO FAR – THE NEED TO GROW MĀORI LEADERSHIP IN THE HOSPICE SECTOR

Vanessa shares Mary Potter Hospice’s Capability Framework for Cultural Liaisons. She will share insights from kaimahi Maori with a view to understanding how we might attract and further foster this workforce ...

TAMARIKI AND RANGATAHIS GRIEF IS EVERYONES BUSINESS

Dr Amanda Evans is a Paediatric Palliative Care Specialist working at Mary Potter Hospice caring for both paediatric and adult patients. She is a leader in paediatric palliative care in Aotearoa being on the executive of ANZSPM representing paediatrics ...

LIVING & DYING ON THE STREETS – PALLIATIVE CARE FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND STRUCTURAL VUNERABILITY

After a transformative experience providing care to a Toronto homeless man, Dr. Dosani was motivated to develop Palliative Education And Care for the Homeless (PEACH). The PEACH program delivers community-based hospice palliative care to society’s most vulnerable individuals regardless of their housing status or factors such as poverty or substance use ...

THE KŌWHAI PROGRAMME AND THE ENDING LIFE WELL PODCAST

A nurse for nearly forty years, Denise started in the palliative field in the 1990’s. Completing a Master’s Degree in palliative care in 2013, she has since held nursing, clinical leadership and educational roles in palliative care ...

UNDERSTANDING LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY WISHES FOR PALLIATVE CARE

Nick will explain how LGBTQ+ people may experience poorer health outcomes and present some of the international evidence relating to palliative care for LGBTQ+ people. He will provide an overview of his research to investigate palliative care with LGBTQ+ people in NSW, including key findings and implications from this research, including for services in New Zealand ...

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