Palliative Care Services - Clinical Services
Queensland Health · Australia
The Palliative Care Program State budget provides funding to non-government organisations to deliver palliative care services in the community. Funded services may include symptom relief, grief support and bereavement support for families and carers of terminally ill clients.
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What is the Palliative Care Services - Clinical Services?
The Palliative Care Services - Clinical Services is a non-profit grant offered by Queensland Health in Australia. The Palliative Care Program State budget provides funding to non-government organisations to deliver palliative care services in the community. Funded services may include symptom relief, grief support and bereavement support for families and carers of terminally ill clients.
Who is eligible for the Palliative Care Services - Clinical Services?
Non-government organisations are the intended recipients Funding supports delivery of palliative care services Services are community-based and include family and carer support Listed as a frontline service procurement by Queensland Health
What activities are funded?
Delivery of community-based palliative care services, including symptom relief and grief and bereavement support for families and carers of terminally ill clients.
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