Page 2028 - Week 06 - Thursday, 9 June 2022

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PCOC

End of Life Essentials

PCC4U

In house staff and educators

Motor Neurone New South Wales

Palliative Care resources

Fire Emergency Response Safety Training (FERST) Training solutions

Due to the detailed nature and timeframe of the Member’s questions Calvary Public Hospital Bruce have been unable to provide full detail by cost without a significant diversion of staff resources.

(7) Full training list provided above at (5).

(8)

Year

TOTAL

2016-17*

2

2017-18

10

2018-19

6

2019-20

10

2020-21

11

2021-22**

10

* Jan-June 2017

** As at 20 April 2022

(9) All staff at CHH have access to ongoing employee assistance programs and support. Due to the detailed nature and timeframe of the Members questions full details by staff and cost are unable to be provided by CPHB without a significant diversion of resources.

During the period 2017 to 2021 staff received access to the following programs:

Pilot Wellness program started with coordinated Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

External Supervision 3 x Allied Health and 1 x Pastoral care team

Peer Supervision sessions ACT Palliative Care Psych-Social team

CHH Multi-Disciplinary Clinical team have in house - ‘Reflections with Mary’ (Pastoral Care Team Leader)

Clinical Supervisor training provided to 1 x staff member at CHH

Registered Nurse Level 2 Clinical Supervision

External Clinical supervision Specialised Palliative Aged care team

Group Clinical Supervision sessions:

o Administration team

o Palliative Aged Care team

o Hospice Nursing team

Individual Clinical Supervision

Peer Supervision sessions for the Pastoral care team

External Clinical Supervision Specialised Palliative Aged Care team sessions


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