Source: Marie Curie
Date of publication: January 2022
Publication type: Press Release
In a nutshell: Two hospices in Yorkshire, Marie Curie Bradford Hospice and St Gemma’s Hospice, Leeds have partnered together to support more people with end of life care.
Length of publication: 1 page
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England, News Story, Palliative Care, United Kingdom, Volume 12 Issue 10 | Tagged: End of Life Care, Hospice, Hospice Care, Hospices, Marie Curie, Palliative Care, Partnership Working;, Partnerships, Yorkshire | 
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Posted by zareenamulla
Source: ehospice
Date of publication: November 2019
Publication type: News Item
In a nutshell: Representatives from the Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust, Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Cornwall Hospice Care, South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust and representatives from independent community care providers have formed and helped to develop a bespoke learning path to guide and support staff working in primary, secondary and social care who provide end of life care. The “passport” launched in collaboration with REACH Cornwall- which supports skills development – will allow its holders to collect evidence of all their learning.
Length of publication: 1 page
Leave a Comment » | Hospice Care, News Story, United Kingdom, Volume 10 Issue 9 | Tagged: Education, Learning, Partnerships, Passport, skills development | Permalink
Posted by zareenamulla
Source: Marie Curie
Date of publication: June 2019
Publication type: Press Release
In a nutshell: Marie Curie are partnering with Helpforce which is a charity set up to help change volunteering in the NHS. The aim is to recruit more end of life volunteers to help support dying patients in both hospitals and in a community setting.
Length of publication: 1 page
Leave a Comment » | Marie Curie, News Story, Volume 10 Issue 4 | Tagged: Helpforce, Marie Curie, Partnerships, Volunteers | Permalink
Posted by zareenamulla
Source: Help the Hospices Commission
Follow this link for the report
Date of publication:April 2013
Publication type: Report
In a nutshell: This report considers how hospices need to develop over the next three to five years to be prepared for the challenges facing them in the future, challenges including building new partnerships and developing stronger business acumen to working more closely with care home and doing more to value carers.
Length of publication: 57p
Leave a Comment » | Change, Commissioning, Death, Hospice Care, Organisational change, Organisational development, Palliative Care, Patient Centred Care, Patient Choice, Publication type, Reform, Reorganisation, Report, Strategic change, Terminal Illness, United Kingdom, Volume 5 Number 6 | Tagged: Carers. Telehealth, Commissioning, Hospice, Hospice Care, Partnerships, Service Provision | Permalink
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Mass Media Palliative Care News
End of Life Care Horizon Scanning 