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What’s to like in palliative care part two: The most-viewed posts on the EAPC Blog in 2017
The European Association for Palliative Care (EAPC) Social Media Team are delighted to announce the winners of the Top Ten most-viewed posts published on the EAPC Blog in the second half of 2017. Earlier this year we were delighted to announce the … Continue reading
What’s to like in palliative care: Our most-viewed posts on the EAPC Blog in 2017
The European Association for Palliative Care (EAPC) Social Media Team are delighted to announce the most-viewed posts published on the EAPC Blog in the first half of 2017. Last year, we were delighted to welcome yet more great contributions to enrich the … Continue reading
Sowing the Seeds of a Global Conversation: The Salzburg Questions Series
In response to Human Rights Day yesterday, 10th December, Katie Witcombe, Outreach Administrator for the Cicely Saunders Institute and one of the facilitators of the Salzburg Questions series, explains the importance of using digital campaigns to shine a spotlight on neglected … Continue reading
Learning through listening: The development of the ‘SAGE Palliative Medicine & Chronic Care’ podcast
Dr Amara Nwosu, Marie Curie Palliative Care Institute Liverpool, University of Liverpool, is Digital Editor of Palliative Medicine. Here, he explains more about the podcast and how it can help busy healthcare professionals … The ‘SAGE Palliative Medicine & Chronic … Continue reading
Equality of opportunity in academic palliative care: What’s the problem?
Dr Katherine Sleeman, NIHR Clinician Scientist at the Cicely Saunders Institute, King’s College London, UK Is there a problem with gender bias in academic palliative care? This was the question I pondered at the 2016 European Association for Palliative Care … Continue reading
Making the most of Twitter at #EAPC2017
Ahead of the 15th World Congress of the European Association for Palliative Care here’s another post from congress contributors . . . James Norris, Katherine Sleeman, Catherine Walshe and Julie Ling, give a glimpse of two sessions designed to keep … Continue reading
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Top Ten Posts of 2016 on the EAPC Blog . . .
The European Association for Palliative Care (EAPC) Social Media Team are delighted to announce the most-viewed posts published on the EAPC Blog in 2016. It’s five years since the EAPC first dipped its toe into social media, starting with our … Continue reading
