News and Resources - CarerHelp

Neha Gogia, Academic Research Assistant at the University of Melbourne and Anti-Racism Advocate at Eastern Community Legal Centre, discusses the importance of translated health information and death and dying from the perspective of Indian culture and values. 

Amanda Adams, researcher for the Research Centre in Palliative Care, Death and Dying at Flinders University, discusses how social determinants influence online interactions and how diversity can be a mechanism for interface improvement. 

Eman Al-Dasuqi, Cultural Consultant, Cultural Competence Trainer and National Health Education Support Officer, discusses the importance of translated information for the Arabic community, and the differences and challenges a person from Arabic culture may face whilst caring.

Di Saward outlines her experiences as an exhibiter at the event

Sonia Sanchez Moreno, director and founder of Sylaba Translations, discusses the importance of translated health information, as well as the biggest considerations and challenges of translating.

Since its release, there have been over 30,000 visitors to the website with around forty people a day making use of these resources.

CarerHelp is the first e-health toolkit that focuses on the information and support needs of carers of people with a life-limiting illness at the end-of-life, using a pathway approach.

CarerHelp celebrates its’ second birthday and reaching 30,000 Australians!

CareSearch Director and CarerHelp National Reference Group Member Professor Jennifer Tieman talks about National Carers Week, and how CarerHelp is part of the caring network for carers and families caring for someone at the end of life.

The new CarerHelp Information Pack, developed by the CareSearch Project Team, will assist specialist palliative care services and their staff to support family carers who are caring for a person at the end of life.