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Celebrating Susan
We celebrated Susan Waterworth’s contribution to Te Ārai on her retirement
Te Whare Kaiao: built with whānau, for whānau
A new, Indigenous framework for children’s palliative care aims to keep the child in view
Launching Aotearoa’s First Māori Resources on Assisted Dying
Paediatric End-of-Life Decision-Making in Mainland China
Learning lessons from the pandemic to improve hospice care
Congratulations Jintana!
Maungārongo: finding peace
Māori Experiences of Assisted Dying: What We’re Learning
Welcoming a new student
Sharing Family Stories to Improve Palliative Care
Pacific People's Palliative and End-of-Life Care Experiences
Congratulations Donna!
Compassionate Communities and Māori Ageing at End of Life
Congratulations on your confirmation!
New Report: Yarning Roundtable Summary
New publication: End-of-life care in the intensive care unit: Insights from critical care clinicians, patients and families from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
Meri Kirihimete, kia haumaru te noho
We reflect on a busy 2025 and wish you a safe and restful holidays.
Finishing 2025 on a high!
Many congratulations to Eillish Satchell who submitted her PhD thesis on the last working day of 2025.
New publication: Family experiences of out-of-hospital deaths where ambulance services respond
As ambulance services respond to a growing number of out-of-hospital deaths, supporting bereaved families is increasingly recognised as an important aspect of paramedic care.
Melissa reflects on her busy year
Melissa Carey has had a very productive year, including winning an important award and meeting ex-New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark!