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Lukas Radbruch, Европейская ассоциация паллиативной помощи (EAY1Y1), Президент, Sheila Payne, Вице-президент EAHH, и Совет директоров ЕАПП (Michaela Bercovitch, Augusto Caraceni, Tine De Vlieger, Pam Firth, Katalin Hegedus, Maria Nabal, Andre Rheber-gen, Esther Schmidlin, Per Sjogren, Carol Tishelman, Chantal Wood, и Заслуженный дирек­ тор Franco De Conno).

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