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Read this week’s #EAPCblog ‘As professionals committed to the core values of palliative care which include therapeutic proportionality, person-centred care, respect for dignity and the prevention of avoidable suffering, we have a responsibility to translate evidence into practice.’ bit.ly/3PHYkOk
Read this week’s #EAPCblog ‘As professionals committed to the core values of palliative care which include therapeutic proportionality, person-centred care, respect for dignity and the prevention of avoidable suffering, we have a responsibility to translate evidence into practice.’ bit.ly/3PHYkOk
Read this week’s #EAPCblog ‘As professionals committed to the core values of palliative care which include therapeutic proportionality, person-centred care, respect for dignity and the prevention of avoidable suffering, we have a responsibility to translate evidence into practice.’ bit.ly/3PHYkOk
This week’s #EAPCblog ‘Shared decision-making between the patient and the wider team, including gastroenterologists, oncologists, surgeons, dieticians, and specialist nurses, is essential.’ bit.ly/3PH2plRT
This week’s #EAPCblog ‘Shared decision-making between the patient and the wider team, including gastroenterologists, oncologists, surgeons, dieticians, and specialist nurses, is essential.’ bit.ly/3PH2plRT
This week’s #EAPCblog ‘Shared decision-making between the patient and the wider team, including gastroenterologists, oncologists, surgeons, dieticians, and specialist nurses, is essential.’ bit.ly/3PH2plRT
‘The aim of the white paper is practical and forward looking - to offer guidance to support clinicians, services and policymakers in developing better, more coordinated approaches to care.’ This week’s #EAPCblog from the EAPC task force on palliative care & emergency medical services bit.ly/4sQaNxF
‘The aim of the white paper is practical and forward looking - to offer guidance to support clinicians, services and policymakers in developing better, more coordinated approaches to care.’ This week’s #EAPCblog from the EAPC task force on palliative care & emergency medical services bit.ly/4sQaNxF
‘The aim of the white paper is practical and forward looking - to offer guidance to support clinicians, services and policymakers in developing better, more coordinated approaches to care.’ This week’s #EAPCblog from the EAPC task force on palliative care & emergency medical services bit.ly/4sQaNxF
‘Most importantly, it helps patients and families feel seen; by validating the ‘twilight zone’ experience that many people living long term with incurable cancer go through and helping to ensure that their needs are not overlooked’. This week’s #EAPCblog bit.ly/3OLhxOD
‘Most importantly, it helps patients and families feel seen; by validating the ‘twilight zone’ experience that many people living long term with incurable cancer go through and helping to ensure that their needs are not overlooked’. This week’s #EAPCblog bit.ly/3OLhxOD
‘Most importantly, it helps patients and families feel seen; by validating the ‘twilight zone’ experience that many people living long term with incurable cancer go through and helping to ensure that their needs are not overlooked’. This week’s #EAPCblog bit.ly/3OLhxOD
‘Most importantly, it helps patients and families feel seen; by validating the ‘twilight zone’ experience that many people living long term with incurable cancer go through and helping to ensure that their needs are not overlooked’. This week’s #EAPCblog bit.ly/3OLhxOD
‘Caring for someone with a chronic respiratory disease is often a long and unpredictable journey: ‘It’s like being on a roller coaster’ as one carer told us.’ Read the latest #EAPCblog in our carers series bit.ly/3ZAqWKZ
‘Caring for someone with a chronic respiratory disease is often a long and unpredictable journey: ‘It’s like being on a roller coaster’ as one carer told us.’ Read the latest #EAPCblog in our carers series bit.ly/3ZAqWKZ
‘Caring for someone with a chronic respiratory disease is often a long and unpredictable journey: ‘It’s like being on a roller coaster’ as one carer told us.’ Read the latest #EAPCblog in our carers series bit.ly/3ZAqWKZ
‘The room had learned how to wait. It waited with parents who counted hours, with children who had learned patience too early and with silences that carried more than words ever could.’ The power of music and connection in this week’s #EAPCblog bit.ly/4rCjDOQ
This week’s #EAPCblog ‘Rhythms of Resilience did not promise healing. It offered something just as vital, a space where children could be heard, parents could rest and care could be deeply human.’ bit.ly/4rCjDOQ
‘The room had learned how to wait. It waited with parents who counted hours, with children who had learned patience too early and with silences that carried more than words ever could.’ The power of music and connection in this week’s #EAPCblog bit.ly/4rCjDOQ
This week’s #EAPCblog ‘Rhythms of Resilience did not promise healing. It offered something just as vital, a space where children could be heard, parents could rest and care could be deeply human.’ bit.ly/4rCjDOQ
This week’s #EAPCblog ‘Rhythms of Resilience did not promise healing. It offered something just as vital, a space where children could be heard, parents could rest and care could be deeply human.’ bit.ly/4rCjDOQ
This week’s #EAPCblog ‘If proximity to death shapes professionals, then making space for that transformation cannot remain an individual responsibility.’ bit.ly/4ke0IaL
This week’s #EAPCblog ‘If proximity to death shapes professionals, then making space for that transformation cannot remain an individual responsibility.’ bit.ly/4ke0IaL
This week’s #EAPCblog ‘If proximity to death shapes professionals, then making space for that transformation cannot remain an individual responsibility.’ bit.ly/4ke0IaL
Every person’s cancer journey is unique!
So must be their care...
This #WorldCancerDay, the #EAPC highlights the importance of people-centred palliative care, supporting physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs.
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This week’s #EAPCblog ‘If proximity to death shapes professionals, then making space for that transformation cannot remain an individual responsibility.’ bit.ly/4ke0IaL
Read this week’s #EAPCblog about a significant step forward for palliative care in the Eastern Mediterranean Region bit.ly/4t7Vbq0
Read this week’s #EAPCblog about a significant step forward for palliative care in the Eastern Mediterranean Region bit.ly/4t7Vbq0