2025 Educators' Muster - End-of-life care skills
PallConsult recognizes the vital role of Queensland Health (QH) HHS clinical educators, facilitators, QAS and Specialist Palliative Care services in supporting skills development for frontline clinicians to provide quality palliative care at end of life.
To support this role, PallConsult is holding two Educator Muster events in June 2025.
The Educators' Muster is a two-day education event for clinicians who undertake educator and clinical facilitator roles for their work areas that support patients in the last 12 months of life. The aim of the Muster is to foster collaboration, share strategies and facilitate effective mentoring of frontline nursing, QAS and allied health clinicians across community, aged care and acute care settings.
The Muster program is designed around sharing train-the-trainer principles, ensuring that educators gain the knowledge and confidence to cascade training within their local services.
Muster dates and locations
- Hervey Bay: 4 and 5 June 2025 EVENT FULL
- Cairns: 18 and 19 June 2025 EVENT FULL
Who should attend
Clinical educators and clinical facilitators from Queensland Health working across nursing, allied health and the Queensland Ambulance Service.
What you will learn
- Enhanced education: structured content and resources to empower educators to train frontline clinicians
- Strengthened clinical processes: ensuring consistency in end-of-life care across care settings
- Improved communication: supporting honest and compassionate conversations
- Promotion of self-care: equipping educators with resilience strategies to pass on to their teams
- Increased resource utilisation: highlighting state and national palliative care tools that support frontline staff in delivering high-quality end-of-life care.
Useful resources to support you
- Palliative Care Australia, National Palliative Care Projects Hub
- Palliative Care Queensland
- Queensland Health, Shared Decision Making - The Care Companion
- CareSearch
- Care for the dying person form (PDF 524 kB)
- Resources to support First Nations families:
- End-of-life Essentials
- PCC4U
- caring@home project
- Statewide Office of Advance Care Planning
- Queensland Voluntary Assisted Dying Support Service.