Palliative care is a human right issue. Palliative care patients often face complicated legal challenges such as empowering others to make medical decisions, writing wills, protecting and disposing of property, planning for children and other dependents, and securing...
Both health care professionals and non-health care professionals need training in palliative care. To promote the team approach in quality palliative care provision, the National association working a program which will ensure such trainings are successful within this...
Continued awareness and advocacy work by the Kenya Hospices and Palliative Care association has led to great responses ranging from patients and family members seeking to understand more about their conditions, health workers seeking to have knowledge on various...
APCA invites the palliative care community from Africa and overseas to its third triennial conference, in Windhoek, Namibia, from 15-17 September 2010. You can now register online at www.apca-windhoek2010.com, as well as submit abstracts, proposals for workshops and...
In a fun filled World Hospice and Palliative Care Day, KEHPCA and almost all Hospices & Palliative care providers and supporters in Kenya participated in a successful event at Ligi Ndogo grounds, Nairobi. There were seven under 14 teams playing football while...
Tender Care for the Elderly from KEHPCA on Vimeo.Stella, a patient living with HIV, was bedridden, in pain and lonely when she was refered to Meru Hospice three years ago.
