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Launch of Global Giving Campaign for PC organisations in Ukraine?
WHPCA, ICPCN and PALCHASE have launched a campaign on Global Giving to support our palliative care colleagues in Ukraine.
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Palliative Care & Covid-19 Briefing Notes
This compilation collects the 27 original and lightly edited Briefing Notes
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Monica Baker runs the London Marathon to raise funds for children’s palliative care
The London Marathon is an annual event held in London, United Kingdom. The marathon is typically held in April, but this year it has moved to October due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is an ultimate athletic experience along a 26.2 miles course that brings an opportunity to run for a great cause. Monica Baker […]
Pain-relief shortage in poorer countries ‘due to stigma of US opioids crisis’
Please find an article in the Guardian where palliative doctors call for relaxation of laws to redress huge unmet need for drugs among majority of world’s population. Please follow this link: Pain-relief shortage in poorer countries ‘due to stigma of US opioids crisis’ | Global development | The Guardian
150th day of Russian invasion of Ukraine
Cities and villages have been destroyed, we have innocent victims and millions of displaced people. Russia takes in Ukrainian children, distributes Russian passports, imposes Russian culture in educational institutions, and creates filtration camps. Despite such long-lasting horrors, Ukrainians do not give up. The war brings some values to the peak – humanity, honesty, goodness, and mutual […]
New e-learning course on Children’s Palliative Care in Humanitarian Settings
Photo Credit: Flickr/United to end genocide The International Children’s Palliative Care Network (ICPCN) is excited to launch a new e-learning course on Children’s Palliative Care in Humanitarian Settings. The course was developed in partnership with PallCHASE (Palliative Care in Humanitarian Aid Situations and Emergencies) and is freely available on the ICPCN e-learning platform. Palliative care […]