Publications by authors named "Kate Swetenham"

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Identifying Gaps in Grief and Bereavement Support: Insights from a Multi Methods Study.
Deborah Forsythe, Kate Davis, Greg Sharplin, Kate Swetenham, Marion Eckert

Omega (Westport)· March 2025

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Experiences of engaging a death doula: qualitative interviews with bereaved family members.
Deb Rawlings, Kristine Van Dinther, Lauren Miller-Lewis, Jenifer Tieman, Kate Swetenham

Palliat Care Soc Pract· November 2023

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Death doula working practices and models of care: the views of death doula training organisations.
Deb Rawlings, Lauren Miller-Lewis, Jennifer Tieman, Kate Swetenham

BMC Palliat Care· June 2023

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An international survey of Death Doula training organizations: the views of those driving Death Doula training and role enactment.
Deb Rawlings, Lauren Miller-Lewis, Jennifer Tieman, Kate Swetenham

Palliat Care Soc Pract· September 2022

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End-of-life doulas: A qualitative analysis of interviews with Australian and International death doulas on their role.
Deb Rawlings, Caroline Litster, Lauren Miller-Lewis, Jennifer Tieman, Kate Swetenham

Health Soc Care Community· March 2021

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The voices of death doulas about their role in end-of-life care.
Deb Rawlings, Caroline Litster, Lauren Miller-Lewis, Jennifer Tieman, Kate Swetenham

Health Soc Care Community· January 2020

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How Can Activity Monitors Be Used in Palliative Care Patients?
Timothy H M To, David C Currow, Kate Swetenham, Deidre D Morgan, Jennifer Tieman

J Palliat Med· July 2019

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What role do Death Doulas play in end-of-life care? A systematic review.
Deb Rawlings, Jennifer Tieman, Lauren Miller-Lewis, Kate Swetenham

Health Soc Care Community· May 2019

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Case conferencing for palliative care patients - a survey of South Australian general practitioners.
Timothy H M To, Paul Tait, Deidre D Morgan, Jennifer J Tieman, Gregory Crawford, Kate Swetenham

Aust J Prim Health· October 2017

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Telemonitoring via Self-Report and Video Review in Community Palliative Care: A Case Report.
Deidre D Morgan, Kate Swetenham, Timothy H M To, David C Currow, Jennifer J Tieman

Healthcare (Basel)· August 2017

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Funding models in palliative care: Lessons from international experience.
E Iris Groeneveld, J Brian Cassel, Claudia Bausewein, Ágnes Csikós, Malgorzata Krajnik, Kate Swetenham

Palliat Med· April 2017

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Using telehealth to support end of life care in the community: a feasibility study.
Jennifer J Tieman, Kate Swetenham, Deidre D Morgan, Timothy H To, David C Currow

BMC Palliat Care· November 2016

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Implementation of a pilot telehealth programme in community palliative care: A qualitative study of clinicians' perspectives.
Aileen Collier, Deidre D Morgan, Kate Swetenham, Timothy H M To, David C Currow

Palliat Med· April 2016

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Communication differences when patients and caregivers are seen separately or together.
Kate Swetenham, Jennifer Tieman, Phyllis Butow, David Currow

Int J Palliat Nurs· November 2015

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Designing clinically valuable telehealth resources: processes to develop a community-based palliative care prototype.
Jennifer Joy Tieman, Deidre Diane Morgan, Kate Swetenham, Timothy Hong Man To, David Christopher Currow

JMIR Res Protoc· September 2014

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Do patients and carers find separate palliative care clinic consultations acceptable? A pilot study.
Kate Swetenham, Jennifer Tieman, David Currow

Int J Palliat Nurs· June 2014

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Clinical networks influencing policy and practice: the establishment of advanced practice pharmacist roles for specialist palliative care services in South Australia.
Kate Swetenham, Debra Rowett, David Stephenson

Aust Health Rev· May 2014

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Asia Pacific palliative care development through education.
Meg Hegarty, Katrina Breaden, Meera Agar, Kim Devery, Cynthia Goh, Kate Swetenham

J Pain Symptom Manage· February 2014

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Findings from a nursing scholarship study tour to inform a proposal for a day hospice model in South Australia.
Kate Swetenham

Int J Palliat Nurs· February 2014

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Transition to an in-patient palliative care unit: carers share their experiences.
Ann Harrington, Patricia Mitchell, Jacqueline Jones, Kate Swetenham, David Currow

Int J Palliat Nurs· November 2012

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Negotiating uncertain terrain: a qualitative analysis of clinicians' experiences of refractory suffering.
Katrina Breaden, Meg Hegarty, Kate Swetenham, Carol Grbich

J Palliat Med· August 2012

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IMhPaCT: an education strategy for cross-training palliative care and mental health clinicians.
Janet Taylor, Kate Swetenham, Karin Myhill, Sharon Picot, Karen Glaetzer

Int J Palliat Nurs· June 2012

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A collateral benefit of research in palliative care.
Elizabeth A Lobb, Kate Swetenham, Meera Agar, David C Currow

J Palliat Med· September 2011

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Refractory suffering: the impact of team dynamics on the interdisciplinary palliative care team.
Kate Swetenham, Meg Hegarty, Katrina Breaden, Carol Grbich

Palliat Support Care· March 2011

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