Join 220+ active researchers and experts from 34 countries in setting the gold standard for palliative care education across Europe. Your expertise can be the key to better end-of-life care. In response to an age-related increase in deaths from chronic diseases, the CODE-YAA@PC-EDU project (COST Action CA22127) was born for integration and improvement of education and training in palliative care.
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Mapping Palliative Care Podcasts: A CODE-YAA Virtual Mobility Study
A Virtual Mobility (VM) activity was conducted within CODE-YAA to explore English-language podcasts related to palliative care, hospice care and end-of-life care and to inform the possible development of a future CODE-YAA podcast series. The aim was not to identify a single “best” podcast model, but to systematically map how existing podcasts are produced, structured…
Exploring Innovative Educational Strategies in Palliative Care: Kadri Oras’s STSM in Bergen
From the 28th to 29th of September 2026, Kadri Oras from Estonia visited Bergen, Norway. Her Short Term Scientific Mission focused on investigating innovative educational strategies and teaching methods to implement in clinical palliative care. The mission was hosted by Professor Linda Rykkje at VID Specialized University and Haukeland University Hospital in Bergen, Norway. On…
CODE-YAA@PC-EDU Working Meeting Held in Latvia
The CODE-YAA@PC-EDU project held a successful Working Meeting in Latvia on 21-22 August 2026, bringing together participants from across Europe to review progress, strengthen collaboration, and plan next steps to advance palliative care education. The project would like to express its sincere gratitude to the Latvian host team and local organisers for their commitment, planning,…
National palliative care laws in Europe
Newly published paper: “National palliative care laws in Europe: do they enable access and effectively promote the development of palliative care within health systems? A comparative multimethod analysis” FIND OUT MORE AT: https://academic.oup.com/eurpub/article/36/5/ckag147/8772167 Without good legislation, making worthwhile improvement in healthcare, generally, and in palliative care, specifically, is a Sisyphus-like task. Interestingly, a newly published…
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