This poem is a reminder that the care we receive does not end with us. It takes root. It changes the way we see suffering, the way we respond to another's vulnerability, and sometimes, it shapes the work we are called to do.
The Freedom We Must Claim Next explores India's journey towards universal access to palliative care and a future free from needless suffering
No one prepares you for the grief of gradual disappearance. For loving someone who is still here, and yet, in ways both visible and invisible, [...]
Empowering Community Health Associates through Palliative Care Training Pallium India, in collaboration with the Azim Premji Foundation (APF), successfully conducted a two-day Community Health Associates [...]
A few days ago, I spent a morning shadowing a palliative care team from PalCare Mumbai on two home visits. One was a new patient [...]
The True Face of Communication in Palliative Care “Communication is the key.” Everyone working in palliative care has probably heard this sentence many times. Classes [...]
Dr Arjun Devarajan shares his experience and the one big take-away from the three-day Implementation Science Workshop at St. John's Medical College Hospital.
There comes a point in some journeys when love can no longer do what it has always tried to do.It cannot fix.It cannot protect.It cannot [...]
The Foundation of Better Patient Outcomes At a recent conclave on Nursing Excellence, a thought-provoking discussion explored a critical question: What does nursing excellence truly [...]
On Doctors' Day, discover how palliative care physicians across India redefine healing through compassion, dignity, difficult conversations, and holistic patient care.
