Although all research requires ethical approval, some people may feel that those who are dying should not be asked if they want to participate in research. But what do relatives of those dyin…
A recent study looked at the provision of palliative care in North West England in the context of social deprivation. Their research was at times…
The 18th World Congress of the European Association for Palliative Care (EAPC) is nearly here! Today, we are pleased to welcome Dr Zipporah Ali to…
We are delighted to announce the top ten EAPC blogs for the first six months of 2022. Professor Mark Taubert, EAPC Editorial Team member, tells…
Palliative care services seek to improve the wellbeing of family carers of people living with serious and life-limiting illness but how can research in this…
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For the first in our new Palliative Care and Intensive Care series, Dr Sophia Henderson, Post CCT (Post Certificate of Completion of Training) Fellow in…
World Hospice and Palliative Care Day (WHPCD) was established in 2005 and has since become one of palliative care’s most significant global days. Each year…
There have been huge strides taken over the last few years to ensure palliative care’s voice is heard loud and clear, regionally and worldwide. Julie…
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