People assume children’s hospices are sad, but it’s a really lovely place to be
The Guardian – Healthcare Professionals Network
Jess Carrodeguas writes about a typical day working as a nurse for Shooting Star Chase.
Duchess of Cambridge will help launch appeal for £10m children’s hospice in Norfolk
EDP24
The Duchess of Cambridge will help the dream of a £10 million children’s hospice in Norfolk to become a reality.
Ambitious plans are unveiled for a state-of-the-art hospice
Portsmouth News
Ambitious plans have been unveiled to move St Wilfrid’s Hospice from Donnington, near Chichester, to Bosham.
Waddle lot of fun! ‘Penguins’ set new world record for Richard House Hospice
Newham Recorder
Richard House Hospice has set a new Guinness World Record for the number of people in one place dressed as penguins
£1 million raised – but how will we spend it?
Sue Ryder blog
In just nine months, Sue Ryder’s partnership with Morrisons has raised over £1 million – but how will the national charity use the money?
Doctors sign letter of opposition to Medical Innovation Bill
Cancer Research UK/ Press Association
More than 100 leading researchers and doctors have signed a letter, published in The Times, opposing draft legislation that proposes to let patients to be given experimental medical treatments.
It’s ‘okay’ to apologise to patients with valid complaints, says RCN
Nursing Times
Apologising to a patient making a complaint is not an acceptance of guilt and can help defuse the situation, according to latest guidance on feedback handling from the Royal College of Nursing.
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