Palliative Care
We offer thematic online livestreams, professional learning sessions, and practical guidance in life care and palliative services, making peaceful living and dying truly possible. Through interviews with practitioners and families, we present palliative care knowledge and real service experiences to the public in a warm and clear way, gradually building a compassionate and well-equipped community grounded in professional understanding.
Once a week, we invite experts in palliative care to join live interview-style broadcasts. Topics address multiple dimensions of care—physical, psychological, social, and spiritual. Guest speakers include experienced physicians, nurses, social workers, psychologists, and legal professionals.
Our public learning program “Life and Death from a Medical Perspective” integrates medical and humanistic approaches to help participants understand life more fully and find gentleness and dignity when facing death. The course includes lectures, small-group discussions, and whole-group reflections. It is not only knowledge training but also a journey of companionship, healing, and personal practice.
Lecturer: Professor Zhao Keshih, Department of Nursing, National Cheng Kung University (Taiwan)
Highlights • A combined medical and humanistic approach • The Four Holistic Dimensions of Care: whole-person, whole-family, whole-process, whole-team • The “Three Good Practices”: good dying, good farewell, good living • The “Four Conversations”: thanking, apologizing, expressing love, saying goodbye.
Who it’s for: Healthcare professionals | Volunteers | Educators | Social workers | General public | For anyone who wishes to better understand death, learn how to care, and explore what it means to live well.
