The Worldwide Hospice Palliative Care Alliance (WHPCA) is excited to announce the theme for the year 2026! The theme is: Pain Management: An essential part of palliative care.
NB: We will inform you as soon as the official logo is ready.
Compassionate Communities in Action : Global Stories of Care, Loss and Connection. The book does cover some of the well-known examples, and includes also new areas, people who wouldn’t recognise the contribution to the field. Find more information here https://t.co/YZaSXeXBYc
Palliative Care in Hungary and Romania.
Gain insight into how the distinctive spiritual identities and rich cultural heritage of Hungary and Romania have shaped attitudes towards life, death and caregiving. Find more information here:
https://t.co/HgwHeuHzno
What Gets in the Way of End-of-Life Care Discussions?
Studies show the majority of patients are open and willing to have conversations about end-of-life care, yet many report that the topic was not brought up early enough. Find more information here https://t.co/lonod0JuBX
The open-access version of Palliative care integration in primary health care across the life course: a global health imperative is now available online. The WHPCA ED Dr Stephen Connor, is one of the co-authors. Use this link to download a copy https://t.co/BSwWg6VdwR
WHPCA is back in Geneva for the executive board meeting, the body that sets the agenda for the World Health Assembly in May. WHPCA has signed on to several constituency statements and delivered four individual statements on NCDs, Mental Health, TB, and UHC.
Palliative care for cancer patients is specialised medical care focused on relieving symptoms, pain, and stress at any stage of a serious illness, aimed at improving quality of life for both patients and families.
The World Cancer Day campaign 2026 “United places people at the centre of care and explores new ways of making a difference, raising awareness to taking action.