There’s still time to register for the 3rd ICPCN Conference in Durban

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ICPCN
The International Children’s Palliative Care Network (ICPCN) is a network of organisations and individuals working in children’s palliative care and believes that the total needs of life- limited children and their families should be met to encompass physical, social, spiritual and developmental aspects of care. To find out more about children’s palliative care worldwide please go to www.icpcn.org

ICPCN’s Vision

To live in a world where children’s palliative care is acknowledged and respected as a unique service, and every child and young person with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions and their families can receive the best quality of life and care regardless of which country they live in. The International Children’s Palliative Care Network (ICPCN) shares a vision that the total need of life-threatened or life-limited children should be met to encompass physical, emotional, spiritual and developmental aspects of care.

ICPCN’s Mission

Our mission is to achieve the best quality of life and care for children and young people with life-limiting conditions, their families and carers worldwide, by raising awareness of children’s palliative care, lobbying for the global development of children’s palliative care services, and sharing expertise, skills and knowledge.

ICPCN’s Aims

1.To help services across the world to develop and meet the total care and support needs of life-limited children and their families.
2.To advocate and raise awareness of children’s palliative care and the specific needs of life-limited or life-threatened children and their families.
3.To facilitate communication and sharing of resources, information and research worldwide, and to provide a ‘one stop shop’ for information relating to children’s palliative care.
4.To campaign for the global development of children’s palliative care services. To enable the sharing of expertise and information between children’s palliative care practitioners.
5.To increase the international evidence base for children’s palliative care through education and research.

For more information on this press release, please contact:

Sue Boucher Lorna Sithole
Director of Communications Media & Marketing Officer
ICPCN ICPCN
Mobile: +27 (0)82 897 4420 Mobile: +27 (0)74 5497 257
Email: sue.boucher@icpcn.org Email: media@icpcn.org

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