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Category Archives: MyPal Consortium
Utilising gaming to enhance palliative care for children – the MyPal Child study
Professor Julia Downing, MyPal team member and Chief Executive, International Children’s Palliative Care Network, explains how the MyPal Child study aims to incorporate ‘gaming’ – now a part of everyday life for many children and young people – within the healthcare … Continue reading
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Advanced patient-reported outcome systems in the palliative care of adults and children with cancer – launch of a new European project: MyPal
Dr Vassilis Koutkias (Greece), Dr Kostas Stamatopoulos (Greece), Professor Sheila Payne and Dr Sean Hughes (UK) unveil a new European project to enable adults and children with cancer to engage more actively with their illness through the use of digital apps … Continue reading
