As the university is now in the midst of its summer break, it is certainly time to take a little bit of distance and ponder the more profound questions: Where and how can research begin?
Read more →The project was presented at a joint meeting of the end-of-life care research groups of Ghent University and Vrije Universiteit Brussel. The group is one of the largest of its kind in Europe.
Read more →NeDiPal received approval from the Commissie Medische Ethiek (CME) of the Universitair Ziekenhuis (UZ) Brussel. With that, it completed the Green Light procedure.
Read more →On April 28th, Anna Bauer presented NeDiPal at VUB's Compassionate Communities Centre of Expertise.
Read more →Current work on the research project consists mostly of organising and planning. Of course, organising palliative care is about organising something very different from organising research projects. However, when one takes a degree of analytical distance through theoretical abstraction, the relevance of planning across all organisational tasks becomes apparent.
Read more →After several months of preparation, the NeDiPal-project website was launched. This article will explain how it was made and what it will be used for in the coming years.
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