It was a dark and stormy night. It wasn’t really, it was a dark and foggy morning and we were at the wrong gate of New Delhi railway station. The gate also happened to be locked although this proved to…
In November of last year I had the privilege of returning to Silchar and visit our friends at the Cachar Cancer Hospital and Research Centre. The team from the previous year (David Brumley, Joan Ryan, Niamh O’Connor and I) were…
Coimbatore in western Tamil Nadu is perhaps one of the cleanest cities I have visited in India, and the opening of the Conference shed some light on this phenomenon- the Chief Guest, Ms. Vanitha Mohan a Civic leader, and Eco-crusader,…
Ed Gaudoin- Clinical Nurse Consultant, Metropolitan Palliative Care Consultancy Service (MPaCCS) I have a 15yr history working in Consultative Nursing Palliative Care positions across the acute, hospice, community and residential aged care sectors. I describe myself as a “bedside…
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As some of you may be aware, in early 2016 the Asia Pacific Hospice Palliative Care Network (APHN) held four ‘APHN Dialogs’, in which clinicians across the Asia Pacific region could link in through Skype to attend a webinar. The…
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The International Update on Pain Management and Palliative Care Advances 2016, is being organized by the Pain and Palliative Care Unit, Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute of Medical and Health Sciences and the Indian Medical Association on 25-26 June 2016…
- Odette Spruyt I hope you will let me tell you a story about Lakshadweep, a group of islands in the Arabian sea, off the coast of Kerala, India. A teacher of art at a government girls’ college in Kavaratti,…