Liverpool Care Pathway being ‘rebranded’ not axed
The Telegraph
Doctors who led criticism of the Liverpool Care Pathway say new draft guidance outlining a replacement scheme will perpetuate many of its worst practices.
Mobile working: why healthcare staff should be better connected
The Guardian
From allowing remote access to medical records, to helping professionals engage their patients, mobile working has revolutionised the way staff at the John Taylor Hospice provide care.
Hospice gets maritime themed facelift
Dorset Echo
A stunning new reception area celebrating Dorset’s Jurassic links has been created at Julia’s House Children’s Hospice.
Long-term future of hospices secured in £6m move
Get Surrey
Woking Hospice is set to relocate to a new multi-million pound 20-bed facility that will cater for patients across north west Surrey, thanks to a loan from Woking Borough Council.
Caring volunteers help patients in own homes
Worcester News
A volunteer scheme has been launched by St Richard’s Hospice in Worcester to offer patients a helping hand at home.
Hospice named Retailer of the Year
Kenilworth Weekly News
The Derbyshire Times Business Award recognises the investment made by Ashgate Hospice in all its 13 shops across the region to increase awareness of the work of the charity and to raise vital funds.
Why caring for carers, as well as patients, is so important
Marie Curie blog
Claire O’Neill, Patients and Families Involvement Development Manager, on offering support to carers, as well as caring for patients.
Spiritual care: challenges in a multicultural and multi-religious society
EAPC blog
Piret Paal, researcher at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich, explains the key points discussed at a recent German-speaking conference on multi-religious spirituality and multi-professional spiritual care.
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