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This certificate course covers the foundational principles and practice of palliative care. It aims to build professional competency and confidence by equipping participants with the necessary knowledge and basic skills to work with patients and families facing life-threatening illnesses. The trainers in this course range from experienced social workers to doctors and nurses from the field of palliative care. The content is presented through interactive lectures, discussions and role play activities conducted in classroom teaching.

This workshop will equip clinicians with the skills to conduct serious illness conversations with patients and families. The Serious Illness Conversation Program offers healthcare professionals a structure and language to talk with seriously ill patients about their goals, values and wishes in advancing illness.

Enhancing our support for the educators, AMEI's eLectures provide a learning platform for our educators to view the past lectures and equip themselves with the necessary tools and skills to incorporate innovative techniques and approaches in their teachings.

CoRE organises events to support public and private bodies in their development of strong regulatory capabilities, and encourage innovation through thought leadership and best practices. The lectures and materials in the past events organised by the CoRE can be found in https://www.duke-nus.edu.sg/core/events/past-events.

LCPC E-Library is a collection of free, educational resources related to palliative care. Our intention is to share good educational resources for the benefit of all those who are teaching and learning about palliative care. These resources are most effective when combined with face-to-face teaching. They can also be used as pre-reading materials for courses/workshops.