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The APS has been actively involved in ensuring that psychology has a voice in current debates around end-of-life issues and care. Thirty psychologists and others with relevant expertise came together to have important conversations about the role of psychologists at the end of life.
Key presentations on assisted dying legislation, grief and bereavement, palliative care, residential aged care, and legal and ethical considerations were followed by focused group discussion.
Watch the presentations below.
Dr Sarah Edelman MAPS - Assisted dying bills and implications for psychologists
Mr Chris Hall MAPS and Dr Lauren Breen MAPS
Death, dying, bereavement and palliative care
Dr Julie Bajic Smith MAPS
End-of-life issues and residential aged care
Professor Alfred Allan FAPS
Professional ethics and clients' end-of-life decisions
Professor Chris Willcox MAPS
Suicide and end-of-life
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