Current issue: Volume 15, Number 4
• Clinical supervision can benefit palliative care
• Is the WHO analgesic ladder active or archaic?
• A case of life-threatening dermatological emergency
• Methods for assessing physical functioning in cancer patients
• The common sense guide to improving palliative care
• The case study masterclass: Case 39. Facing an ethical dilemma in a patient with head and neck cancer
• The case study masterclass: Case 38 answers. Severe tenesmus and anal pain as a result of radiotherapy
• Resuscitation: knowing whether it is right or wrong
• Caution – risk of learning! A report from Trondheim
• How are the carers being cared for? A review of the literature
• Palliative care in Europe: experiences and the future
• Practices in paediatric palliative care in Lebanon
• Ensure quality public health programmes: a Spanish model

About the EJPC
The European Journal of Palliative Care (EJPC) was established in 1994 to provide an information and communication resource for professionals across Europe involved in the provision of palliative care (more)

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