Resource: Helping people benefit from social work at the end of their life
A new resource aims to ensure that people benefit from good social work at the end of their life, and that those close to them are supported during this time
Read MoreA new resource aims to ensure that people benefit from good social work at the end of their life, and that those close to them are supported during this time
Read MoreAlmost 50,000 people a year in England experience poor care in the final months of their life, according to a new report. A coalition of seven charities said more needs
Read MoreSubstance use and palliative care researchers are joining forces with five charities to explore end-of-life care for people with drink or drug issues through a comprehensive new study. Supported by
Read MoreCancer death rates in the UK have fallen by almost 10% in the last decade, although the number of cases is still going up, new figures show. Analysis by Cancer
Read MoreA prominent right-to-die campaigner has lost his fight for life in hospital at the age of 67. Gordon Ross, who suffered from multiple health problems including Parkinson’s disease, had been
Read MoreMichelle Brown, Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing at the University of Derby, has recently published a book to support healthcare and nursing professionals working in palliative and end of life
Read MoreA university-developed alert system, designed to assess the needs of people caring for terminally ill loved ones, has featured prominently in the recently published National Institute for Health Research Better
Read MoreDying people should be treated with respect and compassion and doctors should not make “snap” decisions about their care, a watchdog has said. The National Institute for Health and Care
Read MoreThe deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness has paid tribute to the work of the CHARIS Cancer Care Centre in Cookstown when visited the facility on Tuesday. Commenting after his tour
Read MoreThe Marie Curie Palliative Care Institute, Liverpool (MCPCIL) has been awarded a £750,000 prestigious Programme Grant for research to enable the Institute to deliver a range of research and other projects to help
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