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  • The CSPCP Humanitarian Award: Congratulations Ed Dubland!

    Congratulations to Ed Dubland for being awarded with the CSPCP Humanitarian Award! The Humanitarian Award is given annually to a CSPCP member who significantly improves the lives of underserved populations nationally or internationally through direct service provision and/or development of humanitarian programs.     Read More

  • 2019 MCC Outstanding Achievement Award in the Evaluation of Clinical Competence

    Rose Hatala was recently awarded with the ‘2019 MCC Outstanding Achievement Award in the Evaluation of Clinical Competence’. This award recognizes Rose’s excellence in Canadian health care and health-care research. The recipient is someone who ensures that health-care professionals meet the high standards that Canadians enjoy and expect.  Congratulations, Rose! Read More

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The University of British Columbia Interdepartmental Division of Palliative Care is now based in the Department of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine. The Division aims to ensure excellence in care of those living with life-threatening illness through research, community advocacy and education in undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate and to the public. Palliative care is committed to the relief of suffering, maximizing a person’s comfort, independence and quality of life when his or her illness is advanced. To honour this commitment of care, palliative care aims to provide “whole person care”, i.e. physical, psychological, cultural, social, existential and spiritual support to people living with life-threatening illness, and to their families.

Palliative Care | Department of Medicine
Faculty of Medicine
St. John Hospice (Lower Entrance)
6389 Stadium Road
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4
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