Daily News Roundup – 17 September 2014

Categories: In The Media.

‘Spa-like’ centre will be built within St Andrew’s Hospice site in Grimsby 

Grimsby Telegraph

The second phase of a huge redevelopment of Grimsby’s St Andrew’s Hospice will go ahead, providing a modern health and wellbeing centre at the Peaks Lane site.

Future looking bright for children’s hospice

Oxford Mail

Sneak peak of the £1.5 million revamp of Helen House reveals how it has been made an even better place for ill youngsters and their families to get away from it all.

The reality of nurses completing their own research

EAPC blog

Finding the resources for nurses to complete original research is not always easy but it is achievable. Allison Bentley, Specialist Palliative Care Nurse at St Nicholas Hospice Care and doctoral student, explains how and why she persevered.

Let’s hear it for the boys – volunteering can help your career prospects

Marie Curie blog

By Nikesh Arya, who joined Marie Curie as an Analytics Intern during his summer break from university.

Nurse training to benefit from Stephen’s £5m charity legacy

Nursing Times

Money raised by cancer patient Stephen Sutton will be spent on training for cancer nurses, as well as specialist units and patient support, according to the Teenage Cancer Trust.

Henning Mankell on living with cancer: there are days full of darkness

The Guardian

The Wallander author asks himself if he is still the same person he was eight months ago – and reflects on the significance of two quotes that keep coming to mind.

More charities are securing corporate partnerships totalling £10m a year

Civil Society

Partnerships between companies and charities are increasingly longer-term, higher-value and more strategic, according to a report by the consultancy C&E Advisory.

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