Current issue: Volume 15, Number 5
• Meeting the challenge of palliation beyond cancer
• Pain management in patients with renal impairment
• Bisphosphonate infusions for hypercalcaemia of malignancy
• The case study masterclass: Case 40. A lung cancer patient with caring responsibilities making hospitalisation difficult
• Evidence-based medicine and the costs of palliative care
• Advancing palliative care research in sub-Saharan Africa: from Venice to Nairobi
• Can psychedelic drugs play a role in palliative care?
• Complementary medicine can benefit palliative care – part 1
• Palliative care in long-term settings: a new web resource
• Monitoring quality in an acute hospital-based palliative care service in Singapore
• Book review: Being old is different: person-centred care for old people

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)

Index
A convenient listing of all articles published in subject order

Back issues
Summaries of all articles published since January 1994

Subscriptions
Click here to see how you can subscribe to one of the world's leading palliative care journals

Noticeboard
The EJPC calendar of palliative care events. Why not add your own contributions and comments?

Feedback
Regularly updated and revised, the EJPC website is designed to keep palliative care professionals like you in touch. Use our online feedback features (or our email address) to send us your news and views, suggestions for articles, letters and responses to papers in the journal or on the website

EAPC news and views
EAPC news and views (formerly the EAPC Newsletter) offers you the opportunity to have your say, whether it be opinions on the articles that we publish, or copy that you feel would be of interest to the readership.
If you have anything that you would like to contribute to EAPC news and views, please submit your contribution (200 words maximum) to edit@hayward.co.uk in rich text format. All contributions are subject to review.

Notes for contributors
Articles submitted for publication should be prepared according to the following guidelines.

If you wish to change your password, click here