Activities

WHO EB Meeting: COVID-19 response, access to medicines, PC for persons with disabilities (IAHPC)

Leave a Comment / Activities, Newsletter / By / February 7, 2021

In its capacity as a “non-state actor” in official relations with the World Health Organization, the IAHPC virtual delegation participated actively in the consideration of three agenda items at the 148th meeting of the World Health Organization Executive Board. (Note: Non-state actor interventions are always presented after official government statements and WHO Secretariat briefings on the topic.) Our …

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Virtual seminar on Introductory Palliative Care for Rohingya Refugee Health Care Workers

Leave a Comment / Activities, Events, Media archive, Newsletter / By / September 13, 2020

From September 10 – October 10, 2020; An Introductory Palliative Care for Rahingya Refugee Health Care Workers virtual seminar was arranged by Fasiuddin Khan Research Foundation, Two Worlds & Palchase. Dr. Rumana Dowla, F0under & Chairperson of BPSCF is a part of the leadership team for Introductory Palliative Care ECHO for RRC.

Virtual seminar on Role of Women During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Leave a Comment / Activities, Events, Media archive, Newsletter / By / September 13, 2020

On 11 September, 2020; ISP supported Research Group BAN:04 at Dept. of Chemistry, University of Dhaka arranged a virtual seminar on Role of Women During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Professor Dr. A. S. M. Maksud Kamal, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Education), University of Dhaka (DU) was the honorable chief guest of this seminar. Dr. Rumana Dowla, Professor Dr. …

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World Hospice & Palliative Care Day, 2020

Leave a Comment / Activities, Newsletter / By / September 8, 2020

On Saturday, 10 October 2020, something extraordinary is going to happen. People from around the world who have been impacted by a life-limiting illness — either personally or by supporting a loved one — will be making their voices heard, asking policy makers to pay attention to prioritize palliative care policies and services. Further, people …

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