Palliative Care Training Programme Introduced for Healthcare professionals Across 14 States
New Delhi- To enhance the quality of palliative care services across India, the Singapore International Foundation (SIF) and Pallium India have recently launched the Singapore-India: Palliative Care Accessibility Core Training (PACT) Project.
This is PACT and SIF's fifth initiative, inspired by successful projects in Indonesia and China. The project contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being and SDG 17 - Partnerships for Sustainable Development).
In this palliative care project, around 30 PACT participants will be trained and mentored to share their knowledge with their peers as well as medical students. In addition, the project will also involve healthcare professionals from 14 Indian states from both clinical and non-clinical aspects of palliative care.
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