Pallium India is among the three institutions that won this year’s International Association for Hospice and Palliative Care (IAHPC) Institutional Recognition Awards.
Can someone fall in love with the toughest job on earth – one that also comes with a meagre salary and no job security, retirement benefits, etc.? Strangely, yes. Read on.
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"What will always stay with me is the joy on the faces of our team, especially our nurses who spent a lot of time cuddling and playing with the puppies after their homecare duties. We constantly heard giggles and ‘awwws’ after a long day of work. "
In March 2022, Sr Jinni Joy and Sr Sheeba from Pallium India visited Silchar and Guwahati, Assam for a week. Sr Sheeba shares the experience.
When patients’ lived experiences and outlooks deviate substantively from our own, we stop being a reliable barometer of their needs, values, and goals, writes Dr Harvey Max Chochinov.
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“Doctors should be more than body mechanics – they also have the tremendous and awesome responsibility of recognising, acknowledging and honouring the human beings that entrust their lives to them.” Dr M R Rajagopal writes in his memoir, "Walk with the Weary".
The Uttarakhand NHM has designated Pallium India as their technical partners for developing palliative care in the state.
In March 2022, with the commencement of our 100th Virtual Training Program, Pallium India has crossed a major milestone in our efforts to empower healthcare professionals in integrating palliative care to their practice.
Arujivn Healthcare Foundation, a Guwahati-based healthcare start-up, observed “Remembrance Day” to honour departed souls and to provide bereavement support to family members.
The 65th CND launched an initiative ‘No patient left behind’ aiming at ensuring patients who need painkillers or narcotic drugs for their medical condition world over can have a better access and availability of the required drugs.
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