National Consensus Project’s GUIDELINES for Palliative Care
In case you missed it, the National Coalition for Hospice and Palliative Care is pleased to announce the publication of the National Consensus Project’s Clinical Read More
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Legislative Briefing on Hospice
Healthcare professionals are increasingly seeing hospice as an important way to improve care and the quality of life for terminally ill patients. Hospice is available Read More
Governor signed Support Palliative Care Bill
Latest news- July 2, 2019 Governor Ige signed the Support Palliative Care SB 804 on July 2, 2019 at the Governor’s chambers!! Great news and Read More
Honoring Grief and Self-Care
Grief can be painful, confusing, powerful, and life changing. It doesn’t go away by ignoring it. These sessions offer ways to acknowledge and listen to Read More
Lost in Translation Google’s Translation of Palliative Care to ‘Do-Nothing Care’
姑息治疗 by: Cynthia X. Pan, MD, FACP, AGSF My colleagues often ask me: “Why are Chinese patients so resistant to hospice and palliative care?” “Why Read More
April 2019 Kokua Mau meeting Cannabis and Pain Management
Please join us for our monthly meeting, to learn, laugh, mingle and network. April’s topic: What is the latest on Medical Cannabis and how can Read More
April is National Healthcare Decisions Month 2019
We have a great opportunity to call attention to Advance Care Planning on National Healthcare Decisions Day/week. If you are interested in getting our community Read More
Webinar Resources California Experience
Preparing for Medical Aid in Dying: Perspectives and lessons from California The recording of the webinar: link here (registration required) Click here for the slide presentation Read More
Subscribe and help us claim the YouTube URL
Nov. 2019: We made it! https://www.youtube.com/c/KokuaMau We need your help: Please visit our YouTube channel and ‘like’ our movies. Please subscribe to our YouTube channel. Read More
American Bar Association’s Advance Directives: Counseling Guide for Lawyers
The American Bar Association’s Advance Directives: Counseling Guide for Lawyers recently published. Described by the John A. Hartford Foundation as “a new resource [that] will Read More