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EAPC Membership is due for renewal in January each year.
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EAPC Blog
In February 2012, the EAPC launched a blog as part of its social media activities programme to provide a platform for different views and personal perspectives on palliative and hospice care in Europe and beyond – from moving stories to improved care. The blog is aimed at EAPC individual and collective members, and anyone involved, or interested, in palliative and hospice care worldwide.
Latest EAPC Blogs
- Clinical Aspects of Palliative Sedation in Prospective Studies: A Systematic Review 20 January 2021
- The Digital Legacy Conference 2021: ‘PalliCovid & Exploring New Dimensions’ at #EAPC2021 18 January 2021
- Tips and traps: Holding an open meeting online at #EAPC2020 … and #EAPC2021 13 January 2021
- Practical ethics in researching technology applications in palliative care: Examples from the MyPal study 11 January 2021
- How to measure the effects and potential adverse events of palliative sedation? An integrative review 6 January 2021
- EAPC World Congress in 2021 – call for Abstract Submission is now open 4 January 2021
- Season’s Greetings to all EAPC members and supporters 16 December 2020
- Palliative care nursing and research: A call to arms to conduct nursing research 14 December 2020
- Spice of life: How can we explore and measure the quality of life of children facing life-limiting conditions 9 December 2020
- Dignity in the last phase of life: What is important for migrant patients? 7 December 2020
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