In a momentous stride towards advancing end-of-life care practices, Prospect Hospice proudly took part in the International Palliative Care Congress held last week.
This virtual annual event brings together leading palliative and end-of-life care experts from across the globe, and Prospect Hospice was honoured to be represented by two members of its team: Dorinda Moffat, motor neurone disease (MND) specialist practitioner, and Dr. Sheila Popert, medical director.
Both Dorinda and Dr. Popert assumed the role of key speakers at this illustrious conference, attracting an audience of over 500 delegates. Their inclusion underscores not only their exceptional expertise but also Prospect Hospice’s steadfast commitment to spearheading advancements in palliative care practices.
Despite being a modest-sized charity, Prospect Hospice is propelled by a resolute mission: to ensure that exemplary end-of-life care is accessible to all, regardless of circumstance, whether it be within the hospice’s nurturing confines in Wroughton or in the familiar embrace of one’s own home. Our participation in the International Palliative Care Congress serves as a conduit for disseminating our knowledge to a broader audience, thereby enhancing the quality of life for individuals confronting palliative and end-of-life challenges.
“We take immense pride in having Dorinda Moffat and Dr. Sheila Popert represent Prospect Hospice at the International Palliative Care Congress,” remarked Carolyn Bell, Director of Patient Services. “Their wealth of experience in palliative and end-of-life care is exemplary, and their contributions to the conference epitomise our unwavering dedication to excellence and the perpetual advancement of best practices in this pivotal field.”
For more insights into Prospect Hospice’s groundbreaking initiatives in end-of-life care, kindly visit our website at www.prospect-hospice.net. Further details regarding the International Palliative Care Congress can be accessed at www.pccongress.org.uk.
