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Lifting the veil on palliative care
Palliative care is commonly misunderstood as being just about terminal care at the end of life. We asked Clinical Nurse Palliative Care… -
Caring for the whole person
At St John of God Murdoch Community Hospice, our commitment to our patients is to provide compassionate and holistic care – the kind of… -
Make your wishes known
What would happen if you had an accident or you suddenly became ill? Would your family know what kind of treatment you would want or how… -
Rainbow families
Rainbow families come in many shapes and sizes. Discover resources, support and practical information to help LGBTIQ+ parents and children… -
Bereavement service contributes to healing
Death and dying are not easy to face and it is with great admiration that we recognise those amongst us who ease this journey for the loved … -
Catholic healthcare - walking the extra yard
When you come to a Catholic hospital, in what ways do you expect the care you receive to be different from the care provided at a… -
Five common misconceptions about pastoral care
This week is pastoral care week and we asked Manager Pastoral Services Suranga Amaratunga to correct some common misconceptions about his… -
Dealing with death during the 'joyous' season
Whether you're grieving, facing the potential loss of a loved one, or are actually the loved one whose death will impact those you are… -
Exploring the role of art in health care
What role does an art curator have in a health care organisation? What does the St John of God Health care art collection look like? Our… -
Understanding miscarriage and stillbirth: support after pregnancy and baby loss
Miscarriage and stillbirth are more common than many people realise, but for families experiencing pregnancy or baby loss, grief can be…