Sisters from Mohyeon Hospice provided volunteer hospice services.

Began hospice activities with the launch of a volunteer group organized by nurses.

Established dedicated hospice physicians and nurses.
Recruited and managed hospice volunteers.
Launched the community-based hospice program.

Operated a specialized palliative care ward (16 beds) and was designated as a specialized palliative care institution for terminal cancer patients (by the Mayor of Daegu Metropolitan City).

Signed an agreement with the Dalseo-gu Public Health Center for a community-based cancer patient support project.

Selected by the Ministry of Health and Welfare as an institution and upper-level organization for the “Hospice-Palliative Care Program for Terminal Cancer Patients.”

Expanded the specialized palliative care ward (19 beds).

Launched the home hospice service.

Received the Grand Prize at the 2013 National Cancer Control Program Evaluation Conference.

Received the Prime Minister’s Commendation on Cancer Prevention Day for distinguished institutional contribution.

Included palliative care services under the National Health Insurance coverage.

Expanded the palliative care ward (20 beds).

Implemented the Palliative Care Helper System.

Received the highest grade (Grade A) in the Evaluation of the Palliative Care Institution Support Program.

Received the highest grade (Grade A) in the Evaluation of the Hospice Institution Support Program.

Reduced the number of palliative care beds (18 beds), relocated single rooms, and improved the ward environment.

Received the highest grade (Grade A) in the Evaluation of the Hospice Institution Support Program.

Received the highest grade (Grade A) in the Evaluation of the Hospice Institution Support Program.

Selected as a pilot institution for the Home-Based Hospice and Palliative Care Reimbursement Project.

Designated as a home-based hospice institution.

Received the Excellence Award for Outstanding Case in the National Cancer Control Project.

Received the Prime Minister’s Award (Institutional Category) for achievements in hospice and palliative care at the Cancer Prevention Day Ceremony.