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Bowel cancer - Cancer Pathways

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Basal and squamous cell carcinoma. Cancer of unknown primary. Head and neck cancer. Support and supportive care. The below pathway describes the optimal cancer care that should be provided at each step. Download a printable PDF of this page. Download in other languages. Call Bowel Cancer Australia on 1800 555 494 for information about bowel cancer or to speak to specialised bowel cancer nurses or visit www.bowelcanceraustralia.org. To view additional resources. Bull; Telephone: 1300 22 4636. Bull; Teleph...

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Prostate cancer - Cancer Pathways

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Basal and squamous cell carcinoma. Cancer of unknown primary. Head and neck cancer. Support and supportive care. The below pathway describes the optimal cancer care that should be provided at each step. Download a printable PDF of this page. Download in other languages. For information about prostate cancer or where to go for support call 1800 22 00 99 or visit Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia www.prostate.org.au. Continence Foundation of Australia www.continence.org.au. A directory providing info...

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Useful Links - South Gippsland Hospital

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Birthing and postnatal care. District Nursing and Home Based Care. While you are in hospital. Clinics & Services. Dietetic (diet and nutrition). District Nursing and Home Based Care. Eat well, Move well, Live well. Planned Activity Social Support Groups. Drug and Alcohol Counsellor. Foster and District Heart Support. Corner Inlet Cancer Support Group. Quality of Care reports. Conflict of interest policy. Statement of Corporate Intent. Board & Exec members. Australian Council on Healthcare Standards.

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How you can help | Central Coast Palliative Care Volunteer Foundation

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How you can help. How you can help. You can make a donation via PayPal, you don’t need a PayPal account, you can simply use your credit card:. You can make a donation via cheque or money order to:. Central Coast Palliative Care Volunteer Foundation Inc. Bay Village NSW 2261. All support is greatly appreciated. A receipt will be forwarded to you. How Do I Join the Palliative Care Volunteer Service? Who can apply to join the Palliative Care Volunteer Service? Men and women who:. Are mature and reliable;.

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Breavement | Central Coast Palliative Care Volunteer Foundation

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How you can help. What is the Bereavement Service? The Bereavement Service was established to provide support for those who are experiencing the loss of someone significant to them through death. The Bereavement Service is made up of specially trained bereavement volunteers and specialist bereavement counsellors. Support provided focuses on the unique needs of each grieving person. Creating Connections Bereavement Groups. Connecting On Bereavement Support Brochure. Click here to download. Our St Lukes Da...

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Resources | Central Coast Palliative Care Volunteer Foundation

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How you can help. Caring for the Dying. Caring for the Dying explores the extraordinary experience of caring for a loved one who is dying, looking at the practicalities of everyday and long term care. Read more about Caring for the Dying. Is an online resource of palliative care information and evidence… Visit CareSearch Website. Planning What I Want. Our Support Care Centres. Creating Connections Bereavement Groups. Connecting On Bereavement Support. Quality information about palliative care.

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Our Support Care Centres | Central Coast Palliative Care Volunteer Foundation

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How you can help. Our Support Care Centres. The Palliative Care Volunteer Foundation has designed and built two support centres for patients and carers connected with Palliative Care on the Central Coast. Our support centres are at Wyongah (north) and Woy Woy (south). Situated in-between is the Central Coast Palliative Care Centre at Long Jetty. These support centres are utilized for numerous activities including:. Palliative Care Support Centre Woy Woy. Palliative Care Support Centre Woy Woy.

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Connecting On Bereavement Support | Central Coast Palliative Care Volunteer Foundation

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How you can help. Connecting On Bereavement Support. Connecting On is an informal bereavement support morning tea that is held once a mont during the first week of each month. When people feel stronger, they often find they wish to talk about topics other than their pain and their situation of being bereaved. Connecting On allows people who have formed friendships with others in their Creating Connections group to retain them in a more relaxed and informal setting. Does the Group Cost Anything to Attend?

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Patient Support Groups | Central Coast Palliative Care Volunteer Foundation

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How you can help. Facing a non-curative illness can be daunting and challenging. It is not uncommon for people to experience a range of feelings and thoughts in response to their situation. Sometimes feelings and responses can become compounded when people experience them in isolation. The patient support group offers members an opportunity to learn/experience relaxation through meditation sessions. Attending this part of the program is optional. Your email address will not be published. You may use these.