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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
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Stakeholders meeting and launch of situational analysis for children’s palliative care in Ghana
A stakeholder’s engagement on children’s palliative care in Ghana was held at the Ministry of Health on Wednesday 11th January 2023. The aim of the meeting was to establish and confirm the justification for the research on ‘’needs assessment and situation analysis on children’s palliative care in Ghana’’ as well as engage key informants for […]
325th day of Russian invasion of Ukraine
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The world should listen – Global Power of Oncology Nursing (GPON) 2022
For people with cancer to stand the best chance of survival they need health services to be properly funded and operating at the top of their game. Pre-requirements for this are Peace, Financial Stability and Governments that accept responsibility for the healthcare of their populations. Today, people with cancer worldwide are facing the effects of […]
Distinguished GNLI Alumni raise nursing voice at World Cancer Congress
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