How long does one live when they are palliative?

Description

The term "palliative" is often equated with the last days of life. But what does "being palliative" actually mean? Dr. med. Andreas Jakob, an oncologist and palliative medicine specialist, provides answers and clears up common misconceptions.
In the subsequent panel discussion, relatives who have accompanied a incurably ill person share their personal experiences. Their perspectives are complemented by the expertise of Melisa Günes, a registered nurse.
The evening provides space for personal questions about life and death and offers impulses for reflection. The event is moderated by Nadine Karnitz, a chaplain in palliative care. An event by Hirslanden Aarau and palliative aargau at the Stadtmuseum Aarau. Afterwards, there will be an aperitif with an information market. The event is free of charge (voluntary contribution).

Highlights

• Lecture by Dr. med. Andreas Jakob, oncologist and palliative medicine specialist
• Panel discussion with relatives and expert Melisa Günes
• Free admission with voluntary contribution

General Information

The event discusses the importance of palliative medicine and provides space for personal questions about life and death. Moderated by Nadine Karnitz, a chaplain in palliative care, it takes place at the Stadtmuseum Aarau and concludes with an aperitif and information market.

Location

Schlossplatz 23, 5000 Aarau, Switzerland

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