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The Cardiff University MSc Program in Palliative Medicine
The Cardiff University MSc Program in Palliative Medicine for Health Care Professionals Starting 03 September 2018 The scholarship will fund full Cardiff University course fees and travel and accommodation in the UK to attend compulsory residential teaching for the full 3-year duration of the programme. The scholarships are most suitable for those who have previously undertaken education in palliative care, are working with large numbers of patients with palliative care…
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Optimising Palliative Care Access in India
Hosted by INCTR Canada/Two world’s Cancer Collaboration On 21st February 2018, a meeting was held in New Delhi to discuss approaches to population community based care in certain north Indian States. It was intended to identify the ways in which the states could move towards a community- based palliative care programme in which the roles of Govt. of India, State governments ,NGO’s, health institution, health professionals, public and private sectors,…
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Project ECHO Paediatric Palliative Care (PPC)
Project ECHO PCC will connect experts in pediatric palliative care with health care workers caring for children with life-limiting conditions across South Asia, and provide practical training using web-based video conferencing. Register by completing the registration form https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/P7G3WLN Contact Ms. Vineela Rapelli if you have any questions: vineela.rapelli@gmail.com
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IAPCON Kochi 2019
The 26th International Conference of Indian Association of Palliative Care (IAPC) is scheduled to be held on February 8, 9 & 10 of 2019 at Aluva in Kerala, India. Visit http://www.iapconkochi2019.com/ for more details.
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Definitions of Terms
Definition of terms used in limitation of treatment and providing palliative care at end of life.
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Right to die with dignity
Right to Life includes right to Die On Friday, March 9th 2018, the Supreme Court of India legalises passive Euthanasia and living will, and lays down a set of strict guidelines to prevent abuse. The verdict was given so that those terminally ill patients who are in Persistent and incurable Vegetative State (PVS) can opt for a dignified exit by refusing medical treatment or medical support. In this context Chief…
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Free Palliative Care App: Pallikare
PalliKare is a Mobile App for Palliative Care, designed by Karunashraya, Bangalore Hospice Trust, free to download and use. Please download it from Google Play Store.
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Hands-on training under NPPC, Bengaluru, Nov 2017
Report on the Hands – on training program under the National Programme in Palliative Care (2 – 4 November, 2017) at Karunashraya, Bengaluru. The second phase of the Training of Trainers program – the ‘Hands-on training’ program under the National Programme in Palliative Care was held at Bangalore Hospice Trust – Karunashraya, in Bengaluru from 2 – 4 November, 2017. The 3 day session was attended by 13 participants from…
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Bihar Palliative Policy
Bihar government intends to expand palliative care services in the state. The present Health Minister, Mr. Mangal Pandey has agreed in principle to formulate and implement palliative policy in the state soon. Dr. Abhinav Singh, IAPC, zonal representative is in touch with the health ministry and progressing in the process.
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Pal Care Workshop at RCC Guwahati on Feb 19 & 20, 2018
Pal Care Workshop at RCC Guwahati on Feb 19 & 20, 2018.
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Workshop on Palliative Care for relief of Pain in Cancer patients
Date: 5 February 2018 Cancer Aid Society in collaboration with Indian Association of Palliative Care is organizing a workshop to train the Doctors about Palliative Care. Visit: http://www.worldcancerday.org/workshop-palliative-care-relief-pain-cancer-patients Activity type: Event – Training UICC Member: No Organiser: Indian Association of Palliative Care and Cancer Aid Society Email: nehatripathi@canceraidsocietyindia.org Website: http://www.canceraidsocietyindia.org Location: District Hospital, Mirzapur, Mirzapur UTTAR PRADESH, India.
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