A report by Katherine Pettus.
A report by Afsan Bhadelia.
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New for You! Pallinews is launching a new feature, In Practice: Member Stories & Insights. We will be contacting members at random, asking for one anecdote or piece of advice to share with readers. It can be written or on video in your language of choice. We're not asking for an essay! Something short, even a few sentences, is ideal. If you can't wait to tell your anecdote or advice, don't wait for us to contact you! Simply send it along.
IAHPC Webinar on Caregiving On October 29, 2024, International Day of Care and Support, the IAHPC is presenting a free webinar reviewing the state of caregiving in Africa, India, Canada, and Europe with panelists Dr. Eve Namisango (Africa, APCA), Dr. Aneka Paul (India), Drs. Luc Deliens and Louise D'Eer (Belgium), and Ms. Laurel Gillespie (Canada, CHPCA). Register here.
Survey to Measure Suffering The Organization for the Prevention of Intense Suffering wants to hear from people who have experienced any sort of significant suffering—past or present—to participate in its global survey. The goal is to quantify suffering worldwide. Read more.
IAHPC resources
Always available to all:
Getting Started: the free guide to launching a hospice or palliative care service. Online & downloadable.
Always available to members:
Some Notes for Physicians Contemplating a Career in Palliative and Person-Centered Care by Eduardo Bruera
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