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Gabriela Burlacu Hospice Casa Sperantei, Bucharest Romania Project title: Cancer family caregivers during the palliative, hospice, and bereavement phases: A review of the descriptive psychosocial literature Learn more about Gabriela’s project
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Adriana Caruntu Saint Nektarios Palliative Care Centre Romania Project title: Psychological Counseling Curriculum in Palliative Care Learn more about Adriana’s project
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Simone Cernesi Primary Care Trust, Sassuolo, Modena Italy Project title: Do General Practitioners, Patients and Caregivers Need an Additional Framework for Palliative Care in the Community? Learn more about Simone’s project
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Michael Connolly University College Dublin Republic of Ireland Project title: A service level evaluation of clinical case review as a learning tool in a palliative care in-Patient setting Learn more about Michael’s project
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Malgorzata Fopka-Kowalczyk Hospice Światło, Torun Poland Project title: Self-care of family members in palliative care Learn more about Malgorzata’s project
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Mariona Guerrero-Torrelles Institut Català d’Oncologia and Universitat Internacional de Catalunya, Barcelona Spain Project title: AIDD-A (Advanced Intervention Desire to Die): Assessment and Answer Learn more about Mariona’s project
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Irena Laska Shoqata Kujdesi Shendetesor Familjar and F.S. Noli University, Korce Albania Project title: The impact of terminal diseases on family members Learn more about Irena’s project
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Juan-Pablo Leiva Santos Department of Palliative Care, Hospital de Manacor, Mallorca, Illes Balears Spain Project title:Designing a curriculum to support end-of-life issues for firemen in Spain. “Firemen Care” Learn more about Juan-Pablo’s project
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Philipp Lenz University Hospital of Münster Germany Project title: Concept of a palliative care consult service at the University Hospital of Muenster Learn more about Philipp’s project
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Barbara Lukaszewska Hospice Światło, Torun Poland Project title: Current needs of psychologists working in palliative care Learn more about Barbara’s project
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Joanna John Archidiecezjalny Dom Hospicyjny bł. Jana Pawła II, Katowice
Poland wolontariat2@hospicjumcaritas.pl
Project title: Non-medical forms of assistance for terminally ill cancer patients. Wide-range training for volunteers Learn more about Joanna’s project
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Malgorzata Olszewska Hospice Światło, Torun Poland Project title: Best Practices of hospice-palliative care volunteering in Poland. A case study of state of the art hospice volunteering management Learn more about Malgorzata’s project
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Vladimir Poroch University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Gr.T.Popa”, Iasi Romania Project title: Developing a New Pathway for Management of Palliative Care Patients with Advanced Cancer in Iaşi County Learn more about Vladimir’s project
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Loreta Rasute Rezgiene Siauliai Hospital, Cancer Clinic Lithuania Project title: Fundraising for cancer patients’ palliative care Learn more about Loreta’s project
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Lyn Silove Hospitalisation à Domicile, Fondation Oeuvre de la Croix Saint-Simon, Paris France Project title: A model of a palliative care day centre based on best practice abroad and adapted to local practice in Paris, France Learn more about Lyn’s project
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Iryna Slugotska Regional Clinical Palliative Care Centre, Ivano-Frankivsk Ukraine Project title: Home palliative care – a model to increase accessibility of PC for people in Ukraine (based on example of Precarpatian region) Learn more about Iryna’s project
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Andreas Stähli Johannes-Hospiz, Münster Germany Project title: Palliative care for patients with a migration background: a tool Learn more about Andreas’ project
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Britta Thome Hospiznetz geG, Marburg Germany Project title: Neva: quality measurement as well as needs –evaluation and prioritization of family care givers in a specialized home centered palliative care (= SAPV) in the rural area of Marburg-Biedenkopf Learn more about Britta’s project
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Matthias Villalobos University Hospital of Heidelberg Germany Project title: Implementation of a palliative care consultation for patients with advanced cancer considered for oncological phase I-trials at the National Centre for Tumour Diseases (NCT Heidelberg University): a qualitative study Learn more about Matthias’ project
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