PACED
The PACED Charitable Foundation has been established to support palliative care professionals in Central Asia, Caucasus, Eastern Europe and the Baltic countries in acquiring knowledge and exchanging experiences.
PACED
The PACED Charitable Foundation has been established to support palliative care professionals in Central Asia, Caucasus, Eastern Europe and the Baltic countries in acquiring knowledge and exchanging experiences.
PACED
The PACED Charitable Foundation has been established to support palliative care professionals in Central Asia, Caucasus, Eastern Europe and the Baltic countries in acquiring knowledge and exchanging experiences.
PUBLICATIONS ON PALLIATIVE CARE
Read our latest materials in English and Russian where practitioners and experts share the insights on how to expand the provision of high quality palliative care. Monthly we publish changemakers interviews, digests of international news about palliative care, and detailed summaries of our educational webinars.

Modern medicine continues to find new ways
to treat illness, but for each of us a time will come when
the path is uncertain or the end comes into sight.
When that time arrives and someone is suffering – physically, psychologically or in another way – palliative care can provide care beyond cure. Like all good healthcare, palliative care depends on professionals having the knowledge and skills to understand and respond effectively to each individual's needs.
PACED's vision is of a world where everyone with a life-threatening illness or at the end of life receives pain relief and high quality holistic care, and their families have access to the support they need
PACED's mission is to increase palliative care knowledge and skills and build leadership to advance the provision of palliative care in Central Asia, Caucasus, Eastern Europe and the Baltic countries.
Four elements
of palliative care
Spiritual
Social
Physical
Psychological
Nearly 2.5 million children
die each year in need of palliative care and pain relief
48 million people
each year in low and middle income countries need palliative care
It costs under $3
per capita to provide essential pain relief medicine and equipment in low and middle income countries
48 million people
each year in low and middle income countries need palliative care
Nearly 2.5 million children
die each year in need of palliative care and pain relief
It costs under $3
per capita to provide essential pain relief medicine and equipment in low and middle income countries
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