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Romania (continued)Anca PanteaAsociatia Nationala de Ingrijiri PaliativeGabriela Rahnea-NitaSt Luca Hospital, BucharestSerbiaNatasa MilicevicCentre for Palliative Care and Palliative Medicine, “Belhospice”, BelgradeSloveniaUrska LunderPalliative Care Development Institute, LjubljanaSpainCarlos CentenoEquipo de Medicina Paliativa Clínica Universitaria,Universidad de Navarra, PamplonaJavier Rocafort GilSpanish Society of Palliative CareXavier Gómez-BatisteDirector, WHO Collaborating Centre for Public Health Palliative CareProgrammes; and the “QUALY” End of Life Observatory;Hospital Duran i Reynals, Institut Català d’Oncologia, BarcelonaMaria NabalHospital Universitario Arnau de Vilanova, LeridaJordi RocaHospital de la Santa Creu, BarcelonaJose Espinosa RojasCentre Collaborador OMS per Programes Públics de Cures Palliatives,Observatori Fi de Vida de Catalunya, Institut Català d’Oncologia,BarcelonaCarme Sala RoviraSoc. Catalano-Balear de Cures PalliativesSwedenMaria JakobssonSwedish Association for Palliative MedicineGunilla LundquistSwedish Association for Palliative MedicineSylvia SauterSwedish Council for Palliative CarePeter StrangKarolinska Institute, StockholmCarol TishelmanKarolinska Institute, StockholmEva Thoren TodoulosSwedish Association for Palliative MedicineSwitzerlandLaura Di PollinaClinical Geriatrics, Geneva University HospitalsSteffen EychmüllerCantonal Hospital St. Gallen, St. Gallen;Société Suisse de Médecine et de Soins PalliatifsRoland KunzSociété Suisse de Médecine et de Soins PalliatifsSophie PautexService of Palliative Medicine, Department of Rehabilitation and Geriatrics,Geneva University Hospitals, GenevaMathias PfistererEuropean Union Geriatric Medicine Society; Department of Cardiology,University Hospital, BaselUgandaGodfrey AgupioHospice Africa, UgandaAnne MerrimanHospice Africa, UgandaUkraineVladyslav MykhalskyyUkraine Association of Palliative Care and Minimally Invasive TherapyUnited KingdomJulia Addington-HallResearch Group Cancer, Palliative & End of Life Care,School of Health Sciences, University of SouthamptonSimon BiggsInstitute of Gerontology, King’s College LondonHarry CaytonMacmillan Cancer SupportSimon ChapmanNational Council for Palliative Care, LondonDavid ClarkLancaster University; International Observatory on End of Life CareJessica CornerMacmillan Cancer SupportDeirdre CunninghamSouth East London Strategic Health AuthorityCiarán DevaneMacmillan Cancer SupportIlora FinlayUniversity Medical School of Wales, CardiffPam FirthIsabel Hospice, HertfordshireKatherine FroggattDivision of Health Research, School of Health and Medicine, Lancaster UniversityGeoffrey HanksBristol Haematology and Oncology Centre, Department of Palliative MedicineLynne HargreavesInternational Observatory on End of Life CareClaire HenryNational End of Life Care Strategy (England)Jo HockleyPalliative Care and Care Homes NetworkAndrew HoyPrincess Alice Hospice, SurreyTom Hughes-HallettMarie Curie Cancer Care, LondonRowena JacksonInternational Observatory on End of Life CareBridget JohnstonPalliative Care Research Society58
United Kingdom (continued)Marilyn KendallPalliative Care Research Society Ross Lawrenson, University of Surrey,Guildford; and University of AucklandJane MaherMacmillan Cancer SupportMartin McKeeLondon School of Hygiene and Tropical MedicineThomas William NobleAssociation for Palliative Medicine of Great Britain and IrelandSheila PayneLancaster University; Division of Health Research,International Observatory on End of Life CareMichael PearsonRoyal College of Physicians, LondonDavid PrailHelp the Hospices, LondonMike RichardsDepartment of Health, LondonStephen RichardsMacmillan Cancer SupportEve RichardsonNational Council for Palliative Care, LondonJane SeymourUniversity of NottinghamGail SharpMarie Curie Cancer Care, LondonSue SmithAssociation of Palliative Care Social WorkersLes StoreyPreferred Priorities for CarePeter TebbitNational Council for Palliative Care, LondonKeri ThomasGold Standards FrameworkJohn WilesAssociation for Palliative Medicine of Great Britain and IrelandAlison Woodbridge-NashAssociation of Palliative Care Social WorkersUnited States of AmericaMary CallawayOpen Society Institute, New York, NYDavid CaserattUniversity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PAChristine CasselAmerican Board of Internal Medicine, Philadelphia, PAFrank FerrisSan Diego Hospice and the Institute for Palliative Medicine, San Diego, CAKathleen M. FoleyMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NYKarl LorenzVeterans Integrated Palliative Program, Veterans AffairsGreater Los Angeles Healthcare System, VA Palliative CareQuality Improvement Resource Center, Los Angeles, CAJoanne LynnWashington Home Center for Palliative Care Studiesand RAND Health, Washington, DCDavid MechanicInstitute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research,Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New JerseyDiane E. MeierMount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NYRichard Della PennaKaiser Permanente Aging Network, San Diego, CAGreg SachsIndiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN;National Palliative Care Research CenterWHOEnis BarisFormer Director, Division of Country Health Systems,WHO Regional Office for EuropeMartina PellnyFormer Programme Manager, Division of Country Health Systems,WHO Regional Office for EuropeAdministrators in these organizations and others who helped inforwarding the documentHeidi BlumhuberEuropean Association for Palliative CareAmelia GiordanoEuropean Association for Palliative CareAvril JacksonHelp the Hospices, LondonSheila JosephNational Programme Manager, National End of LifeCare Programme (England), LeicesterJackie MainNational End of Life Care Programme (England), Leicester59
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