The International Collaborative for Best Care for the Dying Person

Founded in 2014, The International Collaborative for Best Care for the Dying Person is a non-profit network based in Liverpool, United Kingdom working on health, medical research.

The International Collaborative for Best Care for the Dying Person is a global network of clinicians, researchers and educators working to improve end of life care for dying people and their families. Formed in 2014 by colleagues from 12 countries who had worked together on the OPCARE9 EU project, it now includes members from 64 countries. Its work covers research, quality improvement and education, delivered through a Coordinating Centre at the University of Liverpool, an Executive Committee and a Facilitator Network. Members implement its 10/40 Model of care in their own regional or national settings, supported by mentorship, tools and resources. Membership is free for basic access, with paid Full Membership offering wider benefits on a sliding scale of fees.