ehospice 2015 Review – South African Edition

ehospice 2015 Review – South African Edition

December 23, 2015 | No Comments

Categories: Education.

January

Nicky’s Journey in Palliative Care

A personal experience of St Luke’s Hospice

Home Based Care Workers overcome obstacles to care for patients

February

Stories of Compassion: Meet Sumunthra Moodley

The Story of Hlengiwe

World Cancer Day 2015:How Crazy Were You for Cancer?

March

TB Patient Success Story: Meet Sami

Launch of HPCA Compassion Wall

Concluding the Month of March 2015: Focusing on TB

April

CaSIPO News: Limpopo Health Summit

Premier Helen Zille Opens Iris House Children’s Hospice

Meet Mandisa: A Woman of Perseverance

May

HPCA CEO, Dr Liz Gwyther appointed as new chair of WHPCA

“Hospice saved me from death”

·Helderberg Hospice: Cycle for Life – A Huge Success

June

Meet Gail Skyes: CEO – Helderberg Hospice

Story of Compassion: A Once in Lifetime Double Epiphany

Meet Nora Kewana : Home Based Carer at Helderberg Hospice

July

From portable screens to curtains: Patients can now enjoy privacy

Dr Liz Gwyther: Compassion is what counts

HPCA gives 67 minutes to people living with intellectual disabilities

August

Meet Marié Wilken: CEO of Stellenbosch Hospice

KZN MEC, Dr Dhlomo: Passionate about Palliative Care

Meet Petra Burger: HPCA’s Disability Co-ordinator

September

Experiencing the journey of a home-based carer

Godfrey’s “Angels” of Hope

Exposing hidden lives of children needing palliative care

October

HPCA Conference 2015: MEC & Minister of Health in full support of Palliative Care

HPCA Conference 2015: Catching up with David Praill

South African IJPN awards finalist recognised for breast cancer research

Hidden Lives, Hidden Talents Show Stuns Audience

November

Radio Interview with Dr Liz Gwyther

Save the Date : Lace up for Cancer 2016!

Abstract submission now open for the 5th International African Palliative Care Conference

December

Western Cape Government Launches UNAIDS 90-90-90 Strategy

HPCA Celebrates International Day for Persons with Disabilities

I choose not to place “DIS” in my ABILITY

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