The is a global, nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement and development of palliative care. Sign up for its communications to receive global palliative care advocacy news, advocacy opportunities, practitioner and caregivers' wisdom, alerts for open-access webinars, and more. IAHPC resources include:
- , which publishes once every two weeks, with articles such as a January 2025 submission by Lukas Radbruch on the in patients when faced with a decision to stop futile treatments; and a B.C. doctor's in palliative care.
- , such as palliative care for neurological conditions and an upcoming one on palliative care nursing.
- 鈥攖he free, online palliative care dictionary with 1,500 terms comprising much more than definitions, logging tens of thousands of users monthly.
- A free online manual to guide the .
IAHPC鈥檚 vision is "Toward a world free from health-related suffering." The organization works with governments, associations, agencies, and individuals to improve knowledge, increase access to resources, and foster opportunities in palliative care education, research, and training around the globe. The IAHPC relies financially on grants, donations, and , while offering to both undergraduate and post-graduate students. It has more than 1,200 members in 86 countries.
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