COST action CA22127 CODE-YAA aims to develop quality indicators to assess the quality of palliative care education. Through a multi-step process (literature review, document analysis, and a Delphi study) a list of over 30 indicators has been developed. On June 2–3, a WG2 meeting was held at Lithuanian University of Health Sciences in Kaunas, Lithuania.…
As part of our Project “COllaboratively DEveloped culturallY Appropriate and inclusive Assessment tool for Palliative Care EDUcation” (CODE-YAA), the WG5 “WG 5: Global Policy & Advocacy“ , team is delight to announce a series of webinars aimed at enhancing collective skills and knowledge in palliative care education. Advocacy in palliative care education is essential to…
Name of the event: Webinar: Stakeholder analysis in Palliative Care Education Short description: In this webinar, we will explore effective strategies to identify, analyze, and engage stakeholders, with a focus on palliative care education. This session welcomes healthcare educators, palliative care professionals, program developers, and policymakers. Registration link: https://link.webropolsurveys.com/S/E7180BBB9D7B5D5B Date and time: 23…
From October 22-23, 2024, the first face-to-face (hybrid) meeting of the CODE-YAA Core Group took place at the Diaconia University of Applied Sciences in Helsinki, Finland. With the first grant period of the CODE-YAA project ending at October 31, 2024, fruitful discussions on results and milestones achieved so far, provided the basis for a successful…
Congratulations to our Action Chair Piret Paal for receiving the Tara Cook Award for Innovation in Neuropalliative Education from the International Neuropalliative Care Society (INPCS) at the 4th INPCS Annual Meeting 2024 (September 20-22, 2024) in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Piret Paal herself highlights the relevance of innovation in the field of Neuropalliative Care Education: “Dissemination…
Education in palliative care plays a crucial role in ensuring that healthcare professionals have the necessary knowledge and skills to provide quality care to patients with serious illnesses. Meetings and projects involving experts from various fields such as medicine, nursing, psychology, social work, and more can help in sharing best practices, research findings, and innovative…
We are happy to announce and sincerely congratulate the winner of our CODE-YAA@PC-EDU ITC conference grant: Henri – Andreas Mullalli, MSc from Galilee Palliative Care Centre (Spata Attica, Greece) His abstract entitled “Symptom Burden and Concerns: Integrated Palliative Care Outcome Scale upon Admission to a Palliative Care Centre” was accepted for poster presentation at the…
Our sincere congratulations go to Action Chair Piret Paal for receiving the international Tara Cook Award 2024 for Innovation in Neuropalliative Education and the 1st Science Award of the Austrian Palliative Society (OPG) for her outstanding efforts in Palliative Care. As this year’s awardee of the prestigious Tara Cook Award by the International Neuropalliative…
We like to point your attention on the EAPC free webinar presented by COST CODE-YAA@PC-EDU Action Chair Prof Piret Paal and titled “The impact of international collaboration in palliative care education and research“. Date: April 30, 2024 Time: 2-3 pm CEST For registration, please klick here.
On June 27-28, 2024, the first CODE-YAA@PC-EDU face-to-face Working Group meeting is scheduled in Yerevan, Armenia. This meeting unites the projects Working Groups 1-6 to commonly present and discuss individual results and first milestones achieved, focusing on specific quality indicators defined for implementation of a gold standard in high-quality palliative care education and for…