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Palliative care is an approach to delivering good medical care. It focuses on reducing suffering and pain, and improving quality of life for patients and their loved ones.
Integrating early palliative care into medical specialties (cardiology, neurology & more)
Lien Collab has trained 500 doctors from 153 institutions in 10 countries
Quality of Death index prompted formulation of national strategy
We believe palliative care is not only about the end-of-life. It should start upon diagnosis of a chronic disease - when the fight first begins.
In palliative care, we have found the soul of good medicine. In its practitioners, we have found some of the best doctors and nurses.
Guiding this work is our belief that the majority of people who can benefit from palliative care are not dying. Palliative care should be every healthcare professional’s duty, grounded in the need to alleviate patient suffering. By integrating into specialist services, more families receive generalist palliative care. Beyond Singapore, we continue building on our decade-long track record of starting and strengthening services in the region.
A series of studies comparing the provision of palliative care across different countries. Published in 2010, 2015 and 2021.
A next-generation day hospice featuring, among other things, an open bar and a “spalon” for manicures, massages and haircuts.