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Home > Children’s Palliative Care Charters

Children’s Palliative Care Charters

There are a variety of charters that have been developed over the years for children’s palliative care alongside ICPCN’s Charter of rights for life limited and life threatened children. These include the following:

  • The European Charter on Palliative Care for Children and Young People (2022)
  • The Spanish Paediatric Palliative Care Society Charter (Manifesto de Madrid) (2020)
  • The Bambino Gesú Hospital Charter of the Rights of the Incurable Child (2018),
  • The European Association for Children in Hospital (EACH) Charter (2016).
  • The Maruzza Foundation Trieste Charter of the Rights of the Dying Child (2016),
  • The Maruzza Foundation Religions of the World Charter for Children’s Palliative Care (2015),
  • The Together for Short Lives Charter (2012),

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