Marie Curie (2)
Autore di Marie Curie end of life care atlas. https://www.mariecurie.org.uk/professionals/commissioning-our-services/marie-curie-atlas
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Marie Curie (2) ha come alias Marie Curie Cancer Care.
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Dying in the cold : Being homeless at the end of life di Marie Curie
"Marie Curie has worked with with Dr Joy Rafferty at Strathcarron Hospice to publish Dying in the Cold: Being Homeless at the End of Life. The narrative and recommendations in the report are based on existing research and feedback from a homelessness and end of life care summit which Marie Curie hosted in October 2020."
"This booklet has been designed for family or friends providing support for someone living with dementia who is experiencing difficulties with eating and drinking in the later stages.
This booklet may help you to make decisions, provide care, plan for future care, and it may also help to guide discussions with health professionals. You may not want to read all of this information at this time but might wish to come back to this booklet at a later time."
This booklet may help you to make decisions, provide care, plan for future care, and it may also help to guide discussions with health professionals. You may not want to read all of this information at this time but might wish to come back to this booklet at a later time."
"We take a closer look at how Covid-19 has affected dying, death and bereavement and what we can learn from the pandemic for improving end of life experience in future.
Key findings
Many more people died this year than usual, with many experiencing tremendous hardships at the end of life.
The place where people died changed, with many more dying at home.
Palliative and end of life care services have been a vital part of the pandemic emergency response, switching their services into delivery in community settings.
Care was compromised by shortages of essential PPE, medicines and staff – these were made worse by hospices not being seen as 'frontline NHS'."… (altro)
Key findings
Many more people died this year than usual, with many experiencing tremendous hardships at the end of life.
The place where people died changed, with many more dying at home.
Palliative and end of life care services have been a vital part of the pandemic emergency response, switching their services into delivery in community settings.
Care was compromised by shortages of essential PPE, medicines and staff – these were made worse by hospices not being seen as 'frontline NHS'."… (altro)
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