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CPC SIG 5:38 pm on February 1, 2020
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pohhengc 3:54 am on January 10, 2020
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Our very own CPC blog

Hi people! Thank you for wandering into this space. You will not regret dropping in. It is likely to be filled with special people – kind souls fired with the passion to serve children and families in various stages of distress and grief, and sometimes joy and appreciation.

We hope to share stories of palliative care interventions (and lessons learnt) while supporting children and families in different parts of the Asia Pacific region, with a view to learn even more through professional exchanges here. The goal is to become better providers individually, so that even more lives are improved!

Poh Heng
Chair, Asia Pacific Hospice and Palliative Care Network, Children Palliative Care Special Interest Group (what a mouthful!)

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