Building rapport and communicating effectively with clients from multicultural backgrounds will ensure a successful outcome when providing home care for that person.
Join Thana Roysmith from ECCQ’s Multicultural Advisory Service who presents a scenario where a care worker or support worker visits a client from a multicultural background. This episode offers some key considerations for care workers to assist them in providing quality care for their multicultural clients while also maintaining the standards, policies and procedures of their organisation.
Thank you to the guests and organisations that contributed to this episode.
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This season of SNACK has been produced by the Ethnic Communities’ Council of Queensland as part of the COTA Queensland Home Care Workforce Support Program which received grant funding from the Australian Government.
Produced by Martin Franklin at East Coast Studio
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Uncover the intricate layers of creating inclusive and safe environments for people living with HIV. Dive into the intersectionality of identities and explore challenges faced by diverse communities. Learn valuable tips for fostering safe spaces, from open communication to respecting dignity and privacy. This episode is your key to providing person-centred care that acknowledges the unique journeys of PLHIV. Tune in now for transformative insights.
Special thanks to our host for this season, Blair Martin - award winning actor, presenter, writer, and radio host of “Queer Radio” at community radio 4ZZZ Meanjin/Brisbane.
We would also like to thank to all the guests and organisations that contributed to this episode:
For further information about HIV, check out the links below:
If you would like further information about QPP services, please visit:
QPP would like to acknowledge the importance of our diverse PLHIV communities as they shape the principles that underpin the work we do. The lived experience and peer contributions of PLHIV remains always at the centre of who we are at QPP. We would like to take a moment to remember those who are no longer with us and laid the foundations for QPP and the sector - we remember the courage and sacrifice of many and we will continue to work towards a world where people with HIV live lives to their full potential, in good health and free from discrimination.
This season of SNACK has been produced by Queensland Positive People as part of the COTA Queensland Consortium Home Care Workforce Support Program which received grant funding from the Australian Government.
Produced by Martin Franklin at East Coast Studio
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
As we age, most of us usually require some form of regular medication, and this is exactly the same for older people living with HIV. Often, medications can be confusing, especially ones that you haven’t had to administer or assist with before. To help shed some light on the world of HIV medications, we speak with an infectious diseases specialist about HIV medications. We will unpack the essentials, from understanding treatments to the evolving landscape of emerging therapies and we’ll also discuss why adherence is crucial for older individuals with insights on drug resistance. Learn the role of open communication in ensuring adherence and recognize the importance of managing medication side effects. With expert tips on lifestyle changes and supportive care, this episode is a must-listen for aged care/home care workers elevating person-centred care.
Special thanks to our host for this season, Blair Martin - award winning actor, presenter, writer, and radio host of “Queer Radio” at community radio 4ZZZ Meanjin/Brisbane.
We would also like to thank to all the guests and organisations that contributed to this episode.
For further information about HIV, check out the links below:
If you would like further information about QPP services, please visit:
QPP would like to acknowledge the importance of our diverse PLHIV communities as they shape the principles that underpin the work we do. The lived experience and peer contributions of PLHIV remains always at the centre of who we are at QPP. We would like to take a moment to remember those who are no longer with us and laid the foundations for QPP and the sector - we remember the courage and sacrifice of many and we will continue to work towards a world where people with HIV live lives to their full potential, in good health and free from discrimination.
This season of SNACK has been produced by Queensland Positive People as part of the COTA Queensland Consortium Home Care Workforce Support Program which received grant funding from the Australian Government.
Produced by Martin Franklin at East Coast Studio
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ageing is a universal reality, and as we grow older, we encounter diverse health and social challenges. This is no different for older individuals living with HIV. Join us in this episode of the SNACK series, where we discuss a range of health and social comorbidities as well as the profound social and mental health challenges that PLHIV face - this episode unveils the layers of their experiences. Aged care workers, this is your guide to fostering empathy and tailoring support for those navigating shame, stigma, loneliness, and isolation. Tune in for crucial insights to enhance your person-centred care approach.
Special thanks to our host for this season, Blair Martin - award winning actor, presenter, writer, and radio host of “Queer Radio” at community radio 4ZZZ Meanjin/Brisbane.
We would also like to thank to all the guests and organisations that contributed to this episode.
For further information about HIV, check out the links below:
If you would like further information about QPP services, please visit:
QPP would like to acknowledge the importance of our diverse PLHIV communities as they shape the principles that underpin the work we do. The lived experience and peer contributions of PLHIV remains always at the centre of who we are at QPP. We would like to take a moment to remember those who are no longer with us and laid the foundations for QPP and the sector - we remember the courage and sacrifice of many and we will continue to work towards a world where people with HIV live lives to their full potential, in good health and free from discrimination.
This season of SNACK has been produced by Queensland Positive People as part of the COTA Queensland Consortium Home Care Workforce Support Program which received grant funding from the Australian Government.
Produced by Martin Franklin at East Coast Studio
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
There are a lot of myths and misconceptions surrounding HIV – many of which are quite harmful to people living with HIV. Get ready to dive deep into debunking these HIV myths – from transmission to sexuality, and to the power of Undetectable = Untransmissible. Explore the real impact of stigma on those living with HIV and discover the pivotal role aged care support workers play in reducing it. This episode is your key to fostering understanding and providing stigma-free, person-centered care. Tune in now for a transformative journey!
Special thanks to our host for this season, Blair Martin - award winning actor, presenter, writer, and radio host of “Queer Radio” at community radio 4ZZZ Meanjin/Brisbane.
We would also like to thank to all the guests and organisations that contributed to this episode:
For further information about HIV, check out the links below:
If you would like further information about QPP services, please visit:
QPP would like to acknowledge the importance of our diverse PLHIV communities as they shape the principles that underpin the work we do. The lived experience and peer contributions of PLHIV remains always at the centre of who we are at QPP. We would like to take a moment to remember those who are no longer with us and laid the foundations for QPP and the sector - we remember the courage and sacrifice of many and we will continue to work towards a world where people with HIV live lives to their full potential, in good health and free from discrimination.
This season of SNACK has been produced by Queensland Positive People as part of the COTA Queensland Consortium Home Care Workforce Support Program which received grant funding from the Australian Government.
Produced by Martin Franklin at East Coast Studio
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.