The Palliative Care Curriculum for Undergraduates (PCC4U) project aims to improve the skill and confidence of the health workforce to work with people with palliative care needs by promoting the integration of palliative care training within all health undergraduate, entry-to-practice, and relevant post-graduate curricula.
The PCC4U project is a national palliative care project, funded by the Australian Government, Department of Health, Disability and Ageing. PCC4U supports the integration of palliative care learning into health education programs to build workforce knowledge, skills and confidence.
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Behind PCC4U is a passionate team of educators, clinicians, and palliative care professionals working together to create practical, evidence-based learning resources that help prepare undergraduate health students for quality and compassionate clinical practice.

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Discover an engaging learning journey designed to help health professionals build confidence and capability in delivering quality palliative care.

Learn how the Palliative Care Workforce Capabilities Framework supports the growth of essential knowledge, skills, and professional values across the palliative care workforce.

