Where Care Knows No Limits
A palliative patient with a strong sense of independence was able to spend his last days with dignity at home through the support for his caregivers. Caring for a loved […]
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Last Chef’s Kiss
Food can serve as a connecting bridge, reducing isolation and creating cherished memories and moments. Walking through the palliative care ward of St. Andrew’s Community Hospital (SACH) on 16 July
Uplifting Through Nourishment
Many people with life-limiting illnesses struggle with food and nutrition. We explore how dietitians and speech therapists can help patients meet their nutritional needs and find joy in food and
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Life Lessons from Journeying with Hong Yi
Caregivers become experts on their caregiving journey because every palliative patient is unique, gaining specialised knowledge and skills to provide the best care possible for their charge. In this interview,
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Transforming Sadness Into Blessings
In the face of life’s final moments, Nancy Tan finds strength and purpose in her role as a home palliative nurse, offering comfort, love, and dignity to those on their
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Legacies: Life Lessons from the Dying
Palliative care teams help patients with life-limiting illnesses leave legacies for their loved ones. We unpack legacy works and hear about the lessons legacies leave behind for both the patient’s
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Palliative Care vs. End-of-Life Care: What’s the Difference?
Palliative care and end-of-life care are two forms of medical support that provide symptom management and comfort to individuals facing serious illnesses. Given these similarities, people often question, “Is palliative
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What Are the Three Types of Palliative Care?
Navigating through life’s most serious health battles can be a profound journey that extends beyond physical healing. It’s not just about medical outcomes but moments of connection and support that
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Diversity and Innovation in Grief and Bereavement
In this pre-conference interview, the Grief and Bereavement Conference Singapore (GBCS) organising committee chair, Ms Candice Tan, reflects on the conference’s theme, “Embracing Diversity, Innovating Practice” Ms Candice Tan is
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