Jane is joined by Diana Nabunje Lubega, Software Engineer & Project ManagerMRT IT PEAKS LIMITED, Kampala, Uganda along with team members Patrick Kitenda Njuki, Ndawula Micheal, Ssemirembe Ronald, and Rukundo Ivan, and Professor Matthew Allsop from the University of Leeds, part of the winning team of the African Palliative Care Radical Innovations Challenge 2025. They outline the background, design, functionality and testing of their winning entry - the mPallCare app - an innovative mobile and web-based application designed to enhance palliative care for patients and healthcare professionals. More details of the competition, entries and winning team can be found using the following links: https://ehospice.com/africa_posts/celebrating-innovation-in-palliative-care-winners-of-inaugural-apca-radical-innovations-challenge/ https://africanpalliativecare.org/sites/default/files/2025-09/Radical%20Innovations%20e-Booklet%202025.pdf   If your facility is interested in joining the pilot but is not yet involved, please provide your detailsusing the contact information below:To Express Interest:Send an email with your facility name, location, and contact person to:Email: info@africanpalliativecare.orgPhone: +256 393265978 / +256 393264978

Jane talks to Dr Palma about moral distress, measuring (and treating) symptoms, teamwork and her vital research which models the integration of palliative care in intensive care unit settings in Santiago (the capital of Chile) and across the country.     Dr Palma is Associate Professor, Palliative & Continuous Care Section, Department of Internal Medicine, Universidad de Chile, Santiago. Dr Palma: board member of the International Association of Hospice and Palliative Care, Palliative Care in Chile here  

Professor Rajesh Gongal shares insights from twenty five years of developing palliative care in Nepal. Jane and Professor Gongal cover a variety of topics: working with families, education, reaching patients in rural areas and the role of morphine.  More about Hospice Nepal and Professor Gongal Watch presentations from a recent palliative care conference focusing on rural services in Nepal 

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Join Jane and guest co-host Fatia Kiyange as they discuss terminology, caregiving, spiritual care and social justice issues with authors Yakubu Salifu, and Kennedy Nkhoma Find the paper here: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/26323524251349840. Learn more about Fatia Kiyange here https://www.cehurd.org/staff/fatia-kiyange/

American filmmaker Elizabeth Kallies talks about her new project made during her MA in Film Directing at Edinburgh University. Jane and Elizabeth discuss the film making process, Elizabeth's own journey with grief and what she learnt from those she interviewed.For more information on Elizabeth Instagram @elizabethk.film email ellieskallies@outlook.comThe film is due for general release later in 2026

Jane talks to Dr Esther Nafula and Dr Nuhamin Gebre about their careers as medical doctors in palliative care in Kenya and Ethiopia.

In this episode, Jane speaks to Parth Sharma and Deepak Sudhakaran about their recent publication in BMC Palliative Care. Access the full publication at https://bmcpalliatcare.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12904-025-01834-y#auth-Parth-Sharma-Aff1-Aff5. Find out more about Pallium India https://palliumindia.org/ Association for Socially Applicable Research https://www.asarforindia.org/

Jane talks to Sunitha Daniel, palliative care consultant in the UK, about helping relatives during end of life care planning. They discuss a case from an intensive care unit in India