Rachel Yang
Rachel Yang is a New Zealand trained pharmacist who has volunteered in Nepal in the capacity as a palliative care pharmacist in 2016 supported by Two Worlds Cancer Collaboration. She has worked with both Dr Stuart Brown and Ian McMichael professionally bring her time as a Palliative Care Pharmacist at Pharmacy 547. Rachel has experience in both clinical pharmacy and in the pharmaceutical sector. She has recently been based in London working at the Camden & Islington NHS Foundation Trust and is helping Project Hospice Nepal in the capacity of marketing and on line presence lead.
Emily Brown
Emily Brown is the daughter of Dr Stuart Brown, a member of our New Zealand Project Team. Emily previously worked as a corporate lawyer in London and Hong Kong.
She stopped practising in 2010 in order to focus on her family and is now based in London.
Professor Max Watson
Considered a 'pioneer' of palliative care, Professor Max Watson is a Palliative Medicine Consultant in the UK and Director of Project ECHO at Hospice UK. He was formerly Medical Director of the Northern Ireland Hospice and Visiting Professor at the University of Ulster and Honorary Senior Lecturer at Queens University in Belfast. He is also Visiting Professor, Virtual Academy at St Margaret's Hospice in Taunton and Honorary Consultant at Princess Alice Hospice, Esher. Max worked in Nepal throughout the 1990's and has returned frequently to teach there. He has authored and edited numerous books including the "Oxford Handbook of Palliative Care" and the "Palliative Adult Network Guidelines (PANG) and has taught and lectured extensively across the world. Please see http://www.hospiceuk.org
