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UK Catholic Medical Association statement on assisted suicide Bill
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Report on Assisted Dying Bill debate from Right to Life UK
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Royal College of Physicians join criticism of Assisted Dying bill
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World Hospice Palliative Care Alliance Newsletter
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Over 80% of healthcare cost in the final year of life spent on hospitals
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Crisis in palliative care as survey shows suffering
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Queen praises hospices but says she ‘can’t believe there are so few’.
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Terminal cancer patient raises funds for local hospice “which helps people find a peaceful end”
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Obituary of Dr Robert Twycross
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A tribute to Dr Robert Twycross
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Better social care means better stewardship, says Sir Andrew Dilnot
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An Islamic Medical Response regarding Care at the end of Life
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Better end-of-life care can relieve pressure on the NHS
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Canada’s assisted death rush is a grim warning
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Free Webinar on Palliative Care 4/9/2024 at 1300 GMT
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How you could miss out on life-saving treatment if the law on assisted dying changes
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World Hospice and Palliative Care Day Online Conference 30/9 - 10/1 2024
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Worldwide Hospice Palliative Care Alliance Newsletter
A gentle passing
The In-Between: unforgettable encounters during life’s final moments
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Cicely Saunders - pioneer of the modern day hospice movement.
It is wonderfully inspiring when someone finds the time, energy, wisdom and inspiration to bring about a change that helps so many in crisis.
Dame Cicely Saunders had a young close friend dying of cancer and was very distressed by all he was going through. She determined to draw on her nursing and social care experience to set up places to train staff to care for those, like her friend, for whom there was no cure or helpful treatment, and who were facing potentially increasing pain of body, mind and spirit.
As a result, St Christopher’s Hospice was founded.
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Death-the great leveller? Dr Helen Salisbury
100,000 people who could benefit from palliative care die without receiving it. There’s a clear socio economic gradient to this.
Spiritual Care at the end of life: The Chaplain as a ‘Hopeful Presence’ by Steve Nolan
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