Caitlin McGaw

Caring Together: Supporting culturally safe conversations in paediatric palliative care Australia is one of the world’s most culturally diverse countries. Nearly 28% of Australians were born overseas, more than 300 languages are spoken in homes, and almost one in four people speak a language other than English (2021 Census). Yet many families navigating paediatric palliative

The Australian College of Critical Care Nurses (ACCCN) WA State Committee invites you to join them for their Sepsis Seminar on the 31st October 2025!

The respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine is now available for free under the National Immunisation Program to people who are 28 to 36 weeks pregnant. RSV is a common and potentially serious illness, especially for newborn babies. In 2024, more than 12,000 infants were hospitalised with severe RSV in Australia. Getting vaccinated during pregnancy is

Children’s Healthcare Australasia (CHA)’s vision is for safe, high quality and equitable healthcare for all children and young people, including our transgender and gender diverse communities.  CHA supports children and young people having access to evidence based, non-judgemental and supportive gender affirming healthcare services.   We acknowledge research findings that gender affirming care during childhood and

The Bronchiolitis season is upon us! Doctors and Nurses, can you help us to find parents of infants who have been treated for bronchiolitis in the ED? What for? A Parent Advisory Group In relation to what? The Regional and Rural Translation Bronchiolitis Study, (RART-Bronch). This MRFF funded research is based at the Murdoch Children’s

Deciding with Children in Pediatric Healthcare: Children’s Participation in Healthcare Decision-Making provides both the ethical underpinning and practical strategies to meaningfully involve children in decisions that affect their healthcare. The book assists clinicians in bringing the perspectives and values of the child forward so that their preferences can be meaningfully incorporated into decision-making, or appropriately justified

The Gathering of Kindness Online 2024 is a virtual event designed to bring together healthcare professionals, leaders, and advocates to explore and celebrate the impact of kindness in healthcare. This annual event, hosted by the Hush Foundation, aims to transform the culture of healthcare through compassion, connection, and communication. Learn more Access Program Here

Registration is open for the Sydney Clinical Ethics Colloquium 2024, to be held Saturday 30 November and Sunday 1 December 2024. CESA is pleased to support the Sydney Clinical Ethics Colloquium, an event for clinicians, health service managers, clinical ethics committee members and chairs, policymakers, lawyers, academics and others with an interest in the work

The Royal Children’s Hospital and the University of Melbourne are running a research project – Guidelines for the use of Restraint in young people with Anorexia through Collaborative Engagement (grace). They want to hear from  clinical staff non-clinical staff (including security and patient service assistants) parents/carers of young people with lived experience and young adults