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Children's palliative care and World TB Day are two important topics that intersect in the context of paediatric tuberculosis (TB) care. ehospice.com/?post_type=int…

World TB Day is observed annually on March 24th. It is a day dedicated to raising awareness about tuberculosis (TB), a bacterial infection that primarily affects the lungs but can also affect other parts of the body. ehospice.com/international_…

A recently published article in Lancet Public Health on the importance of governments and communities investing in bereavement care as a public health priority can be downloaded for free. ehospice.com/international_…

How is World Health Day Linked to Children's Palliative Care? World Health Day, observed on April 7th each year, is a global health awareness day celebrated under the auspices of the World Health Organization (WHO). ehospice.com/inter_children…

Report by Hanneke Lubbe, General Manager at Hospice Bloemfontein Hospice Bloemfontein alleviates the suffering of patients and their families throughout the Bloemfontein community by treating symptoms and pain at the end of life, as well as providing ehospice.com/sa_posts/hospi…

The Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation (HPNF) is proud to debut the Diversity in Health Care video series for hospice and palliative care professionals. ehospice.com/?post_type=int…

How an early palliative care referral could have changed things This post by Mauriche van der Merwe is written with raw honesty and describes the tenuous and precious life of her daughter, Lirie, andtheir experience through her unnecessarily traumatic ehospice.com/sa_posts/the-l…

This article has been written by Dr Jodi Wishnia, CEO of Zazen Respite Care based in Johannesburg, Gauteng.  There has been so much written about the recent signing into law of the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill by President Ramaphosa. ehospice.com/sa_posts/the-n…

Last month, Palliative Care for Children South Africa (PatchSA's) Sue Boucher and Tracy Rawlins spent a day with Tersia Burger and Lyn Croote, two inspiring visionaries who are expanding their existing services to offer more and better paediatric ehospice.com/sa_posts/two-n…

When teaching the medical students, I always ask, “is it your job as the doctor, to make someone feel better?” Invariably they say that it is. But really? Is it? I believe my job is to help my patients face whatever they have to face while feeling ehospice.com/sa_posts/there…

Johannesburg South, Alberton – Martelise Meaker Children’s In-Patient Unit, a newly established in- patient unit, opened in Alberton on 26 July this year. With a focus on providing specialised care and support for young patients facing life-limiting ehospice.com/sa_posts/marte…

By Ethan Harned For the last two and a half years, I have worked as an intern for Global Partners in Care (GPIC). I spent my break this year completing a field internship in South Africa. ehospice.com/sa_posts/the-p…

On 28 September 2024, the much-anticipated National Cupcake Day 4 Kids with Cancer will be taking place at 74 malls around the country. #cancer #children #Childrenspallaitivecare #fundraising ehospice.com/sa_posts/go-sw…

Every year Palliative Care for Children South Africa (PatchSA) members, associates, and friends join thousands of people from around the world in raising awareness of the need for more and better palliative care for children with life-limiting and ehospice.com/sa_posts/wear-…

Together with colleagues around the world we are saddened to learn of the death of Dr Robert Twycross. In June 2021 he wrote an editorial for ehospice - 'Looking back and looking forward' which we are pleased to republish below. ehospice.com/editorial_post…

Experts shared powerful, real-world insights on transforming dementia and palliative care through compassion and creativity. ehospice.com/?post_type=ukp…

What older people who are ‘tired of life’ can tell us about the assisted dying debate. I can totally relate to tiredness of life. Guess what? I saw a beautiful sunrise yesterday morning, acknowledged it, and couldn’t care less if I saw another one. ehospice.com/editorial_post…

How are the stories we tell about assisted dying used in policymaking and legal decisions? I currently work as part of the Assisted Lab project at the University of St. ehospice.com/editorial_post…