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Saudi Society for Palliative care
Saudi Society for Palliative care is a scientific society under the umbrella of the Saudi Commission For Health Specialties aiming to Introduce the palliative medicine in our society in the right context and to Unify the efforts of palliative medicine specialists to improve the services available to patients.
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Our Mission
Our mission is to excel in promoting the development of high quality palliative care that ensures relieving suffering and improving the quality of life for patients and families facing the multifaceted problems associated with life threatening conditions.
Our Vision
Our vision is to be a world-leading palliative care professional society in education, program development, research, and setting standards for quality care.
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- Seeking forgiveness, discovering its complexity September 22, 2026When people have a life limiting condition, they may want to resolve issues in relationships that have been difficult for them. One way to do this may be to ask for or give forgiveness. For July’s Palliative Medicine editor’s choice, … Continue reading →pallcare
- More than a medical decision: what relatives and healthcare professionals experience during palliative sedation September 15, 2026At the EAPC’s 20th World Congress in Prague, the Journal of Palliative Medicine announced their Paper of the Year 2025. This was awarded to Michaël Van der Elst and his colleagues for their paper ‘How Relatives and Health Care Professionals … Continue reading →pallcare
- Trauma-informed palliative care: what’s the evidence? September 8, 2026Trauma-informed palliative care aims to improve end of life experiences by recognising and responding to the psychological trauma which people may have experienced in their lives. While support for this approach is gaining momentum, there is much that still needs … Continue reading →pallcare
- Don’t retreat, engage! Reclaiming life and identity through palliative rehabilitation September 1, 2026Palliative care has always helped people to live as well as they can, but palliative rehabilitation is an important route to help people fulfil meaningful goals, maintain autonomy and dignity whilst at the same time supporting them to adapt to … Continue reading →pallcare
- Empowering paramedics: enhancing palliative care in the community August 25, 2026At the EAPC’s 20th World Congress in Prague, Palliative Medicine announced their Paper of the Year 2025. This was awarded to Mostyn Gooley and her colleagues for their paper ‘Palliative paramedicine: An interrupted time series analysis of pre-hospital guideline efficacy’. … Continue reading →pallcare