Evidence Based Care
155
Education scholarship awarded over the years
40
Countries Supported to develop Palliative Care Services
275
Small grants awarded towards the support of palliative care service delivery
985
Children receiving Palliative care (Small Grants)
23581
Adults receiving palliative care (Small grants scheme)
4
African Ministers of Health meetings on palliative care convened
173
Peer reviewed palliative care publications
86
Partnerships developed across geographical regions
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Author: Union for International Cancer ControlDr Omolola Salako is a Clinical oncologist and…
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APCA had the pleasure of hosting Emily Karalus, a master’s research student pursuing her Master of…
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Today we join the rest of the world to commemorate World Hospice and Palliative Care Day 2020, with…
Every year, millions of people in Africa suffer from life-threatening and chronic illnesses, and the majority of them do not have access to quality palliative care
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