Children’s Palliative Care relieves unnecessary suffering of very sick children
New WHO Chronic Pain Guidelines
Children and adolescents have the right to high-quality treatments to manage their pain.
Palliative Care & Covid-19 Briefing Notes
This compilation collects the 27 original and lightly edited Briefing Notes
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Latest News
International Nurses Day 2021
As it is International Nurses Day today, I was delighted to be asked to write the editorial for the international children’s edition of the ehospice weekly newsletter this week. You can read it below: This week we celebrate International Nurses Day on the 12th May – the anniversary of the birth of Florence […]
Newly launched!
Palliative Care – Celebrating Nurses Contributions It’s here! Your personal copy of the ‘Palliative Care Celebrating Nurses Contributions Final report. 2020 was the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife and what a year it was. Delayed due to COVID-19, ICPCN, working in partnership with WHPCA and IAHPC are delighted to be able to launch […]
Thank you Paul
ICPCN says thank you to its outgoing Board Chair At the beginning of March 2021 the ICPCN board Chair Paul Quilliam stepped down from his role as Chair and Board member of ICPCN. Paul took over as Chair in May 2019 at the ICPCN Board meeting in Berlin, and has served as a Board member […]
Statement on the new WHO pain guidelines
We welcome the release of these new guidelines and recognise the challenges and limitations that exist when developing guidelines such as these. Read our full statement ICPCN Pain Guidelines statement.