News & Events

Evenement

1 Apr
MOOC - Massive, Open, Online Course (free) - April 1st, 2019
When: 1 April 2019 - 09:00
Where: Online: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/palliative-care-in-care-homes

Nieuwsbericht

12.06.2017
ISNCC publishes document on palliative care models in care and nursing homes
International Society of Nurses in Cancer Care publishes document on Palliative care models including models in Long-Term Care Homes for Elderly People: Nursing Homes.
09.06.2017
AGE Platform Europe launches the new version of their toolkit on the dignity and wellbeing of older persons in need of care
You can now consult the updated version of the toolkit on the dignity and wellbeing of older persons in need of care. This publication is authored by AGE Platform Europe, the largest European network of organisations that advocate for the rights of older people and PACE project partner.
06.06.2017
PACE featured in Science Impact Ltd magazine
Pace members talk about changing attitudes to palliative care for older people
18.05.2017
New book: ‘Building Integrated Programs and Services’
New book provides the latest information on establishing palliative care organisation and delivery worldwide.
12.05.2017
PACE representation at 2017 EUGMS conference
The scientific committee of the 13th EUGMS Congress has accepted the PACE abstract 'Activating older people to plan future care: advance care planning' as a symposium.
05.05.2017
Report on the Polish Conference "End-of-life care for nursing home residents" - 31.03/01.04.2017, Krakow, Poland
PACE project organises international conference on palliative care
01.03.2017
Alzheimer Europe - Newsletter February 2017
PACE got coverage in the February 2017 Alzheimer Europe newsletter.
17.02.2017
Public Health Research Day 2017, Brussels, Belgium
Professor Lieve Van den Block, coordinator of PACE, will present the project on February 17, 2017 during the Public Health Research Day in Brussels, Belgium.
16.02.2017
PACE publication: the use of quality-adjusted life year (QALY) in palliative care
The QALY is the most often used outcome measure of effectiveness in cost-effectiveness analyses in health care, and we will also use it in PACE study II.