Far from the maddening crowd, a quiet place to die
Canada – Inside Ottawa Valley
Perth hospital readies for official opening of palliative care room.
Dying at the end of mainland Asia: palliative care in Singapore
EAPC blog
Continuing our series on South East Asia, Dr Natalie Evans visits Singapore to find out more about palliative care in this island country.
21-year-old man is in hospice for life
US – News Sentinel
Josh Jank knows hospice care well. In the past 22 months he has passed through Hospice Home’s doors six times, and walked back out.
Patients’ advocates oppose oncologists’ ‘framework’ for care
US – Consumer Affairs
As health care costs rise and demand for services increases, we may see growing conflict between physicians who are trying to manage scarce and costly resources and groups advocating for the rights of patients.
Palliative Care Australia announces new national awards
ehospice Australia
Inaugural national awards recognising innovation, teamwork and emerging talent in the palliative care sector were announced today by Palliative Care Australia (PCA) CEO Liz Callaghan.
Workers getting paid bereavement leave – a luxury or a legacy?
ehospice Ireland
Recent calls from Sinn Fein for bereavement leave to be a statutory entitlement have opened up a debate on how we deal with death, dying and bereavement in the workplace.
Pink Drive Against Cancer kicks off at Khanya Hospice
ehospice South Africa
Khanya’s Hospice Cancer Awareness Campaign kicked off on the 29 June 2015 at the Scottburgh Mall.
Hospices welcome Access to Palliative Care Bill
ehospice UK
Two hospice chief executives write for ehospice about Baroness Finlay’s Access to Palliative Care Private Members Bill, which received its first reading in the House of Lords on the 1 June.
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