Daily News Roundup – 30 January 2014

Categories: In The Media.

Why GPs need to know more about hospice at home services

Commissioning GP

Interview with Heather Richardson, National Clinical Director at Help the Hospices.

Judicial review to take place into ‘do not resuscitate’ policy

HSJ

A judicial review will examine whether the lack of a national policy on ‘do not resuscitate’ notices is illegal, following a Court of Appeal ruling.

Glasgow and Clyde engages pharmacy palliative care facilitators

PJ Online

Pharmacists across Glasgow and Clyde are aiming to improve pharmaceutical palliative care through a recently launched service.

Lord Saatchi to visit cancer patients in Northampton’s Cynthia Spencer Hospice

Northampton News

Lord Saatchi and Northampton North MP Michael Ellis will be visiting the Cynthia Spencer Hospice on Friday.

Isabel Hospice community nurse specialist Caroline Sherar aiming to change people’s perceptions

Hertfordshire Murcury

Clinical nurse specialist Caroline Sherar, who works for Isabel Hospice, will be sharing her experiences and advice through a new blog on the Mercury website.

Can ‘prudent healthcare’ empower terminally ill people in Wales?

Marie Curie blog

Policy and Public Affairs Assistant Natasha Wynne asks: What does the call for ‘prudent healthcare’ in Wales mean for for terminally ill people in Wales?

Dying to be heard

Huffington Post blog

If you were diagnosed with a serious illness, would you hide it from your friends, share it with a small select group, or tell the world? 

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