Pallium India's Regional Facilitator John Surya, pens his Perspective on his visit to Jammu in the recently concluded IAPCON 2025
The program not only focused on the student’s intellectual development, but also about the cultivation of empathy, resilience, and a deep sense of humanity
This celebration of life and resilience has not only strengthened the Rithu community but has also opened doors to greater awareness and involvement, paving the way for a brighter and more inclusive future for pediatric palliative care.
What is right for the patient? Asks Vandana Mahajan, a Palliative care counsellor with over ten years of experience in counselling and providing psychological support to cancer patients and their families.
This is a story of philosophical growth, of reclaiming agency, and of forging a path toward independence and self-empowerment.
A video in Malayalam about Advance Medical Directives. Please watch and share.
The Year That Was and The Year Ahead - the hurdles, the milestones, the lessons, the achievements and the forecast, the long and short of it all
Anjali Krishnan R writes about her recent visit to Udupi in Karnataka where she met a family whose faces and life story made an indelible mark on her mind.
Joan Marston reflects on Palliative Care as a Human Right, on World Human Rights Day 2024: Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now.
On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Dr Sharada Devi writes about ableism, a type of discrimination that marginalises people with disabilities, banning them from accessing the care and respect they need.
