The Coalition’s Public Policy Agenda reflects a shared commitment to improving access, supporting the workforce, strengthening care delivery, and advancing quality care for people living with serious illness.
Read the agenda:
https://t.co/lDoauLPOin
The Coalition’s work is shaped by the voices and expertise of organizations across hospice, palliative care, pediatrics, and serious illness care.
Learn more about the Coalition’s initiatives:
https://t.co/lDoauLPOin
Advancing serious illness care requires shared understanding, interdisciplinary collaboration, and sustained partnership across the field.
Explore the Coalition’s strategic priorities:
https://t.co/lDoauLPOin
#PalliativeCare#HospiceCare#HealthCareLeadership
The Clinical Practice Guidelines for Quality Palliative Care serve as a national framework to support high-quality palliative care across settings and disciplines.
Learn more about the Guidelines and Guideline Expert Panel:
https://t.co/fMPWMkbBsy
The latest Coalition Edition is now available.
Highlights include:
• Public Policy Agenda & Toolkit
• NCP Guidelines resources
• FY 2027 Hospice Proposed Rule comments
• Palliative care research & workforce priorities
Read more: https://t.co/wrG0T2ETL7
The NCHPC continues to support collaboration across the serious illness care community through shared policy priorities, interdisciplinary leadership, and national partnership.
Learn more about the Coalition’s work:
https://t.co/lDoauLPOin
Partnership. Collaboration. Shared priorities.
The National Coalition for Hospice and Palliative Care’s Public Policy Toolkit was developed to support consistent, consensus-driven engagement around serious illness care policy priorities.
Access toolkit:
https://t.co/lDoauLPOin
NCHPC submitted comments to CMS on the FY27 Hospice Proposed Rule. Developed through collaboration the comments reflect shared priorities related to quality, workforce, program integrity, & access for patients of all ages & their families & caregivers https://t.co/iGQVdQ7qIn
High-quality serious illness care requires collaboration across disciplines, care settings, and organizations.
Explore the Coalition’s shared policy priorities:
https://t.co/lDoauLPOin
The Coalition’s Pediatric Public Policy Agenda reflects shared priorities to support children living with serious illness and their families through high-quality, interdisciplinary care.
Learn more:
https://t.co/u4caok6ECU
People living with serious illness—and their families and caregivers—are at the center of the Coalition’s Strategic Plan for 2026–2028. Learn more about the Coalition’s priorities on our website. https://t.co/lDoauLPOin
Improving access to pediatric palliative care is an important priority across the field. The Coalition continues to work with partners to better understand needs, strengthen policy priorities, and support children and their families and caregivers. #pedpc
Public policy shapes access, workforce, and quality in serious illness care. The Coalition’s Public Policy Agenda advances policies that support patients and families.
We’re pleased to convene the 33-member Guideline Expert Panel to advance the next edition of the Clinical Practice Guidelines for Quality Palliative Care—aligned, interdisciplinary, and grounded in the current evidence base @palliative_news
@CoalitionHPC has chosen a panel of 33 #palliativecare experts to develop the 5th edition of the Clinical Practice Guidelines for Quality Palliative Care.
https://t.co/Y2hsE7ull2
New coverage in @PalliativeNews highlights the 5th edition update of the Clinical Practice Guidelines for Quality Palliative Care. Led by 4 co-chairs and a 33-member expert panel, this work advances high-quality, equitable care across settings
Read more: https://t.co/Nr3vKQGdKF