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Australasian Palliative Link International (APLI) was founded at the Hospice Care in Asia conference, Singapore, in 1996.
APLI is an Australian-based charity whose purpose is the relief of suffering arising from advanced illness.
APLI aims to achieve this through mentoring and supporting health care professionals involved in the relief of pain and the provision of palliative care in low-and-middle-income countries in the Asia Pacific region.
APLI advocates to governments, international agencies and national organisations to address specific gaps in palliative care within countries in the Western Pacific region.
APLI does not operate for profit, personal gain or other benefit of particular people.
APLI’s objectives
- to develop and foster links between palliative care providers and organisations in Australia and New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific region
- to raise awareness of the needs of new palliative care services and the need for further development of the discipline in the region.
- to provide a forum for the exchange of information and ideas between providers of palliative care in the region.
INCB, UNODC and WHO Joint Statement on Access to Controlled Medicines in Emergencies
See Forum and Workshops for forthcoming events
WPPCAN page including Report on 72nd Regional Committee Meeting WPRO Oct 31, 2021
Indian Association of Palliative Care: Status of Palliative Care in Every State in India
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Our thoughts are with our palliative care colleagues who are trying to deliver care at the end of life during this time of conflict while also experiencing their own loss. Read their story here 👉