| Click on the title to view the presentation slides. |
| Keynote Speaker/s | Organisation | Topic – hyperlinked to PDF version of PowerPoint file |
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| Prof Phil Larkin | University College Dublin, UK | Ways of Knowing, Ways of Being – The road to compassion in palliative care and end-of-life care |
| The Symbolic wisdom of our teachers – the meaning & expression of compassion in palliative care and end of life care practice |
| The All-Ireland Institute of Hospice and Palliative Care – A model of palliative care as social justice |
| Jolan Stokes | Neringah Palliative Hospital, AUS | Communicating effectively with patients and families |
| Jackie Robinson | Auckland DHB | Problematisation’ of palliative care and death in a hospital setting: A critical analysis of palliative care policy |
| Invited Speaker/s | Organisation | Topic – hyperlinked to PDF version of PowerPoint file |
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| Emily Clark | MidCentral Health | Death & Dying; Out of the shadows |
| Dr Paula Martin | Ministry of Health | What’s happening in Government policy? Refreshing the New Zealand Health Strategy, Health of Older People’s Strategy and the Review of Adult Palliative
Care Services |
| Suzanne Rolls | NZ Nurses Organisation | Embracing the future: Challenges, choices and consequences in today’s health environment influencing nursing practice |
| Gayle Williams | Capital & Coast DHB | Health, Happiness & Community |
| Presenter/s | Organisation | Topic – hyperlinked to PDF version of PowerPoint file |
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| Carla Arkless | Presbyterian Support Southland | Lessons from a Kenyan hospice (workshop – no slide presentation) |
| Wendie Ayley & Vanessa Eldridge | Mary Potter Hospice | Home deaths. How are we doing? |
| Judith Bailey & Jackie Robinson | Mercy Hospice Auckland | So you want to become a Nurse Practitioner and/or need this role in your organisation – a practical approach |
| Helen Butler | Mercy Hospice Auckland | The challenge of teaching palliative care in a different country |
| Celine Collins | Hospice Southland | Specialist palliative care nurses’ perceptions of the legalisation of euthanasia and physician assisted suicide: A New Zealand study |
| Jenny Hansen | Waikato Hospital, Waikato DHB | Artificial enteral feeding in patients with incurable head and neck tumours – prognosis informing decision making |
| Claire Hatherell | Hospice North Shore | Lost in translation? End of life conversations with family/whanau |
| Kathleen Lynch | Mercy Hospice Auckland | Legalising euthanasia and physician assisted suicide: implications for palliative care providers |
| Julie Maher | Whitireia New Zealand | Do nurses have a shared understanding of the terms commonly used when discussing euthanasia? |
| Anne Morgan | Hospice New Zealand | To feed or not to feed; that is the question |
| Developing a Palliative Care literate workforce in all care settings |
| Sandra Notley | Waitemata DHB | A patient with suspected metastatic spinal cord compression and the dilemma of non-resident status |
| Jackie Robinson | Auckland DHB | Euthanasia: Professional positioning in a social debate |
| Cynthia Seamark | Hospice Taranaki | Nurses experiencing layered suffering, do we care? |
| Jolan Stokes | Neringah Palliative Hospital, AUS | Pain and dementia at end of life |
| Avril Walker | South Canterbury DHB | The implementation and value of using the Palliative Performance Scale (PPS) in a Health District |
| Hannah Walker | Mercy Hospice Auckland | Former drug addict to drug dealer in the last months of life |
| Ethics of nurse provided spiritual care |
| Dr Martin Woods & Joy Bickley Asher | Mary Potter Hospice | The continuing euthanasia debate in New Zealand: What are the views of palliative care nurses? |
