The NursEduPal@IMPACT Team was well represented at the EAPC World Research Congress in Barcelona from 16th – 18th May with many team members taking part in chairing and presenting sessions. This congress was well attended with over 1,000 delegates. At the EU Funded Research Projects Session, we had Minna Hökkä from our team presenting on the NursEduPal@IMPACT […]
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The PsyPal project was recently highlighted at the Hopkins-Oxford Psychedelic Ethics (HOPE) Summit in Washington, D.C. PAREA was representing the PsyPal. It’s Founder Tadeusz Hawrot spoke about the central role ethics plays in the PsyPal clinical research. While aiming to provide evidence on the efficacy of psilocybin therapy, the project wants to ensure ethical oversight
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This Collection seeks to gather research on palliative sedation, addressing its ethical, clinical, and interpersonal dimensions. BMC Palliative Care invites submissions that explore the complexities of palliative sedation, including ethical considerations, clinical guidelines, and the perspectives of patients, families, and healthcare professionals. In doing so, we aim to advance our understanding of palliative sedation and its role
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The Pal-Cycles consortium was delighted to be able to attend the inaugural lecture of Professor Jeroen Hasselaar, held on 9th November 2023 at Radboud University, Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
In his enlightening lecture, Professor Jeroen Hasselaar, who leads the Pal-Cycles project, shed light on the profound meaning of palliative care. He emphasised that it goes beyond the technical aspects of medicine and encompasses the social context of care and the provision of support. Care is not just a one-way delivery; it is a profound connection between individuals. Palliative care is not solely focused on death, but also on embracing the meaningful aspects of life. It is about living fully and being an active part of a vibrant and dynamic environment that includes work, school, community, religious activities, and more.
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An article has been published – International consensus on occupational therapy interventions for people with palliative care needs: A European Association for Palliative Care Group Concept Mapping study. ”This timely paper seeks to raise awareness of the principles of cultural competence, and to provide practical tools and guidance to support clinicians in becoming more culturally
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Read the article about RAPHAEL from UMC Utrecht English Version Dutch Version
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Nurses are key health care professionals for palliative care provision, but what are the core competencies they need to achieve during their undergraduate education to fulfil that role?
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A conversation with Dr. Sergi Navarro on the future of paediatric palliative care and the PALLIAKID project 27th May 2024 Welcome – please can you tell us a bit about yourself? I’m Sergi Navarro and I’m a paediatrician and the head of the Children’s Palliative Care (CPC) and Complex Care Team at the Hospital Sant Joan
We have reached a major milestone: the Painless platform, created by the partner SIMAVI, is now ready in all the languages of the consortium: Spanish, Portuguese, Danish, Romanian, German, Italian, Hebrew and English. This will be utilised in the 3 clinical studies: This platform will contribute to improving symptom control for cancer pain patients and may
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The 13th International Seminar of the European Palliative Care Research Centre took place over two days (1st-2nd February) in Zurich, Switzerland. The theme of this year’s seminar was ‘Preparing for the future of palliative care . Science is our success’’ and was reflected in themed sessions on: Delegates were welcomed to this international seminar by David Blum (Switzerland)
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