An e-resource developed by PallCOVID19 group in Kerala to provide symptom control and psychosocial guidelines for health professionals working within the COVID-19 pandemic. These resources may be shared. [gview file="http://apli.net.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/e-book-Palliative-Care-Guidelines-for-COVID19-ver1.pdf"]
https://insightplus.mja.com.au/2020/13/covid-19-projecting-compassion-through-the-barrier-of-personal-protective-equipment/ Rachel Coghlan, member of APLI exec, writes in the MJA about her personal experience of COVID-19 testing, and the need for health professionals to remain person-centred, in the midst of this pandemic
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APLI Annual forum Saturday, 2 May, 2020 Postponed until further notice due to COVID 19 impact -------------------------------------
Training in global palliative care Rhee and colleagues, including Kathleen Foley, Sean Morrison, Carlos Centeno and Eric Krakauer, call for High Income Countries to incorporate training in global palliative care into their specialist training programs. This is one response…
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If you are planning to attend the Indian Palliative Care Conference in February, 2020, in Assam, you might also be interested in seeing more of India and more of palliative care across India. This tour is an opportunity to travel…