Talking About Dying: Help in Facing Death & Dying
by Philip Giddings, Martin Down, Elaine Sugden and Gareth Tuckwell
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Talking Points
Choosing a care home where staff have skills to give great end-of-life care
Half a million people live in care homes and about a quarter of the UK population end their lives there. How can we ensure this vulnerable group of people live well and die well in care homes?
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Talking Points
Why is there a taboo on talking about death and dying?
From sex being the great taboo in society fifty years ago, the great taboo now is talking about death and dying. Why?
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Study
Talking about Dying - Study Course
Designed for Study Groups meeting in a trusted environment where people can talk confidentially about their hopes and fears
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Further Reading
Living well and dying faithfully
How love, prayer, lament, compassion, and so on — can contribute to the process of dying well, a dialogue between theology and medicine
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Testimony
Improving end of life care
Claire Henry MBE, describes herself as “passionate about striving to improve end of life care”. She recently blogged a piece about losses during Covid, memories of her dad, his death and his funeral with Covid restrictions:
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Talking Points
Reflection on latest campaign to legalise Assisted Suicide