'Dying to Talk' Seminar
Dying to Talk - A dialog on what matters most to us as we approach end of life.
COTA Victoria and Palliative Care Victoria invite you to Dying to Talk. This special event is on talking about what matters most to us as we approach end of life and how do we start conversations on what our wishes are for end of life care.
This seminar is for older people, family members, carers and staff working directly with older people. Bring your most pressing question about death, dying and grieving. Speakers include Dr Ranjana Srivastava, medical oncologist, physician, author and educator based at Monash Health; and Dr Barbara Hayes, a palliative care physician with experience in end of life decision making and care.
Venue: Bayview Eden Melbourne, 6 Queens Road, Melbourne 3004
Date: 27th May, 2014
Cost: Varies
Bookings are required.
Visit the COTA website for more information and to register
Acknowledgements
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