A French team from Hospices Civils de Lyon is a partner in the winning project of the European Erasmus+ program: SPES4Caregivers. This training project, based on research methodology and data, aims to prevent caregiver burnout.
The videos of the 7th edition of the Journées scientifiques de la Plateforme nationale pour la recherche sur la fin de vie organized on December 15 and 16, 2025 in Paris are now available.
The Plateforme nationale pour la recherche sur la fin de vie (national platform for end-of-life research) has submitted a bid to host the world congress of the European association for palliative care in France in 2028, 2029 or 2030. It has received a great deal of support in its bid, in particular from SFAP and the Interdisciplinary End-of-Life Research Program.
Marion CLAES, Élise RAMBAUD and Victoire DE SALINS are the winners of the fourth round of selection for the position of university clinical supervisors - hospital assistants (CCU-AH) in palliative medicine.
Kenta KASAI, professor at Sophia University in Tokyo, presented his work on secular and religious end-of-life issues in Japan during a webinar on November 27, 2025. The webinar is now available for replay.
This year, end-of-life, accompaniment and palliative care are among the priority themes of research programs on care and care provision. The National Platform for End-of-Life Research has organized an information webinar on these programs.
Information on the particularities of the EAPC 2026 World Congress call for papers, to help you build your abstract and increase your chances of being selected.
The video of Professor Joachim COHEN's lecture is now online. He offers the French scientific community insights drawn from 25 years of research in Belgium.
Each year, the French National Platform for Research on the End of Life draws up a report on the state of research based on the data entered in its national directory. The 2025 edition can be consulted online.
A look back at the ACCOMPALLIA international French-language symposium, a project supported by the Plateforme nationale pour la recherche sur la fin de vie and the CNSA.
The research community has been hard at work proposing projects in response to the call for applications for the Interdisciplinary Research Program on the End of Life.
Already a member of the Platform Board since its creation, he was appointed on June 3, replacing Sadek Beloucif, at the meeting of the Scientific Council.
