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Sherryn DaviesProject Officer - Community and Stakeholder Engagement
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Gillian MyersSector Support and Development
COTA Queensland
As part of our work with building the capacity of the personal care workforce, COTA Queensland has created a podcast series called SNACK – Some New Aged Care Knowledge. Seasons 3 and 4 have recently been released.
SNACK has been designed for home care staff, people training or planning to join the home care workforce, and focuses on the real experiences of providing, and receiving, person-centred care.
SNACK breaks down some of the big questions around what it really means to be person-centred, with insights from those in the know including people who use care services, care staff, and other experts in the field. The conversations on the podcast cover lots of ground, including ageism and attitudes, autonomy and risk, self-care, advocacy and allyship, diversity and inclusion, and communication, plus more.
Each episode is a short, accessible piece of inspiration and information for anyone looking to understand and develop person-centredness. Listen whenever you get your podcasts or listen here www.cotaqld.org.au/snack
Season Four episodes are brought to you by COTA Queensland and EmPaur, exploring the complex relationships involved in delivering and receiving culturally appropriate care for Torres Strait Islander people. Through honest conversations and touching stories, the podcast aims to show how important family bonds and cultural traditions are in the changing world of caregiving.
Season Four episodes include:
Season Three episodes are brought to you by COTA Queensland and The Ethnic Communities’ Council of Queensland, exploring issues and supports for working and caring for culturally and linguistically diverse people.
Season Three episodes include:
Season Two episodes are brought to you by COTA Queensland and Queensland Positive People (QPP), focusing on the unique needs of older individuals living with HIV.
In this season, QPP takes a person-centred approach to care, exploring the factors that contribute to the health and wellbeing of older People Living with HIV (PLHIV). The episodes provide essential insights for the aged care and home care workforce, offering a nuanced understanding of the challenges faced by this demographic. From historical stigma and discrimination to the impact of isolation and a higher prevalence of chronic illness, SNACK equips caregivers with the knowledge and sensitivity needed to provide optimal care. This series navigates the intricacies of aged care and home care, fostering a deeper understanding of the diverse needs of older PLHIV and paving the way for a more compassionate and informed caregiving community.
Season Two episodes include:
Season One episodes are brought to you by Dr Andrea Petriwskyj, COTA Queensland's former Project Lead, Engagement and Education, hosts a number of conversations, covering lots of ground, including ageism and attitudes, autonomy and risk, self-care, advocacy and allyship, diversity and inclusion, and communication, and more.
Season One episodes include:
Listen whenever you get your podcasts or listen here www.cotaqld.org.au/snack
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