A paper on the state of palliative care during Covid 19 from Lebanon aub.edu.lb/fm/Anesthesiol…

Delighted to share my publication "Dignity of patients with palliative needs in the Middle East: an integrative review". Grateful to the support of my supervisors at Lancaster University, Nancy Preston, Yakubu Salifu and my colleague Rima Saad. See link: rdcu.be/co3gp

Interesting read about why global leadership mentoring and building nurse educator capacity are needed. A fruitful mentor-mentee experience through Sigma Theta Tau International doi.org/10.1515/ijnes-…

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Presented my research at the EAPC 2023, in Rotterdam, explaining how Patient dignity is perceived and safeguarded among patients with palliative needs within a Lebanese context. Thank you Nancy Preston, Yakubu Salifu and AUB for all the support!

Congrats Silva Dakessian Sailian. The study explores how faith, family support, well-being, and healthcare access preserve dignity in Lebanese palliative care patients. Nancy Preston IOELC Division of Health Research, Lancaster University bmcpalliatcare.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Proud of the sixteen nurses from Beirut who successfully completed the European Certificate of Essential Palliative Care Course-the Lebanese version. Here is the report published at the BMJ ! Looking forward for a multidisciplinary cohort of participants in the next round

I'm excited to share that I've obtained a new credential through Rutgers Division of Continuing Studies! sgq.io/gogboSe via @Rutgers_CE -the Institute for Comprehensive Systematic Review

🌿 Family caregivers are the heart of dignified palliative care. Through compassionate presence, preserving social roles, and providing holistic care till the end, family caregivers shape dignity of their ill relatives. 📝 Read the latest study: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40078159/

Highlights from EAPC 2025 – Helsinki I’m delighted to have participated in the themed session on “Decolonizing Palliative Care” at EAPC 2025. It was a great opportunity to connect and explore how deeply culture shapes palliative care a.