We are presenting in the iLIVE Project website images from the exhibition 'Worldwide Dying Rituals, presented by the photographer Heleen...

In January the Volunteer of the Month series in the iLIVE Project travels to the Netherlands to meet Lia Peters, that is taking part as...

Last year the Lancet held a webinar on the value of death. The main message was one very similar to the iLive Project: normalize death....

On Saturday December 17th, 2022 a Memory Walk will be hosted in Rotterdam, NL to raise money for Dementia research. The research is being...

Palliative sedation is a normal medical practice in the Netherlands. It is defined as the lowering of consciousness in the last 2 weeks...

During the COVID-19 Pandemic death came close to many people. What was and still is for many a taboo subject suddenly became an everyday...

Judith Rietjens from Erasmus MC in Rotterdam, opens up about her own experiences becoming a researcher. As a titan in the palliative care...

This article outlines the history and implementation of children’s palliative care (CPC) in the Netherlands. Children are complex little...

Preferences in end of life care substantially differ between the Netherlands and Japan: Results from a cross-sectional survey study...

Lia Van Zuylen is the head of Work Package 2 (WP2) for the iLIVE Project. This group is tasked with the realization of a Medication Study, o

Interview with iLive Project Coordinator Agnes Van Heide

The iLIVE research project ambitions to impact on the experience of dying at clinical, public health and societal level