PalliBytes 2.0
About PalliBytes 2.0
📢 PalliBytes 2.0 features updated, evidence-based content for all health professional groups, alignment with the Palliative Care Workforce Capability Framework, and embedded activities to reinforce learning.
🏅Earn PalliBytes digital badges: Complete selected groups of PalliBytes modules to earn digital badges recognising your learning achievements in palliative care. You can view and share your badges as evidence of your professional development. Learn about PalliBytes Badges.
ℹ️ Note: To access any original PalliBytes modules you are enrolled in, go to your My Courses tab.
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Understanding palliative care and people's experiences
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Communication and shared decision-making
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Clinical care and symptom management
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Inclusive and culturally-responsive care
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Ethics, legal frameworks and advocacy
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Professional development and wellbeing
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Click the tags below to find modules that align with each of the Palliative Care Workforce Capability Framework areas:
Knowing: Principles and Values Knowing: Unique Responses Being: Ongoing Development Being: Legislation and Frameworks Doing: Inclusive Care Doing: Communication Doing: Collaborative CareSensitivity Notice: Learning about palliative care, dying and death can be challenging. You may experience strong emotional responses while engaging with this content. If you need support, please talk to someone you trust or call a 24/7 help line: Lifeline: 13 11 14 | 13YARN: 13 92 76.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are advised that these resources discuss culturally sensitive issues and may contain images, videos and voices of people who have passed away.
