Birmingham hospices partner to launch single hub for care during Covid-19

Source: Hospice UK

Follow this link for fulltext

Date of publication: April 2020

Publication type: News Item

In a nutshell: Adult Hospices in Birmingham and Solihull have all come together to offer a single hub to provide the very best care at the end of life during the Covid-19 outbreak.

Length of publication: 1 page

Cornwall Hospice Care launches new service to support more people in the community

Source: ehospice

Follow this link for  fulltext

Date of publication: September 2017

Publication type: News Item

In a nutshell: Cornwall Hospice Care is launching a new series of support sessions in order to reach more patients with terminal conditions in the local community.  The Neighbourhood Hubs will offer free advice, support and information for patients, their carers and families.   They aim to help patients manage their symptoms which will hopefully increase their independence and confidence and help people to live as well as possible.

Length of publication: 1 page

 

New partnership to provide joined up palliative care across Sandwell and West Birmingham

Source: eHospice

Follow this link for fulltext

Date of publication: October 2016

Publication type: News item

In a nutshell: A new palliative care hub has been launched by a collaboration between John Taylor Hospice, Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice, Crossroads Care, Age Concern, and Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust. The hub will provide seven-day access to a wide range of services for people in their last year of life, including hospice beds, domestic support and specialist palliative care.

Length of publication: 1 page