@Delta we just got married and our flight with Air Canada to Calgary today was cancelled due to the industrial action. Thank you so much for saving the day so we can get on our honeymoon via Seattle from Heathrow @ 17:25 today. Please be extra nice to my wife!
We are looking for OTs and physios to take part in a focus group. This is part of a project investigating how to improve financial support for dying patients.
The group is on MS Teams at 9.30am on 18 February 2025.
Further info: [email protected]
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Govt has announced £126 million over 2 years for hospices in England - capital spending for buildings and kit etc - inc £26 million for children’s hospice grant next year
Registration for the @MarieCurieEOLC Research into Practice Conference 2025 (11-14 Feb 25) is now open. I'm delighted that the conference is once again online and free for anybody to attend -hear the latest research evidence to inform practice and policy https://t.co/xgG1bwWmeG
Not only must we ensure adequate funding of palliative care specialists, GPs & DNs so that suffering can be pre-empted or assuaged, we must help everyone to see that palliative care is their right, & not the privilege of certain people, diagnoses or life expectancies.
@LeeHolmes1972@RealHumptyB@Keir_Starmer These aren't mutually exclusive approaches. But nobody should need to use AD because of preventable suffering that persists because of lack of services or lack of realistic expectations of decent symptom management at the end of life.
@LeeHolmes1972@RealHumptyB@Keir_Starmer The new law will need to be very carefully framed.
Meanwhile, it's essential that excellent care with early palliation (often alongside active, disease-modifying treatment) is available to reduce symptom burden & enable people to live as well as possible for as long as possible.
Toby Porter, CEO of Hospice UK, responds to the result of today's vote on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.
Read the full statement: https://t.co/klYKp2TgAy
Good to hear the near universal support of MPs for the need to improve palliative care, regardless of their positions on #AssistedDyingBill. Let's hope they sustain their interest and use their positions of power, privilege and influence to deliver real change, especially ££.
@ivorinfo I'm (not so internally) screaming at speeches on both sides. Personally, I find it deeply irritating and upsetting how often eating disorders get brought up as a hypothetical by people who clearly have no interest in EDs on any other day of the week.
Hmm there is a new study from @OHENews that concludes that 20 people in the UK die in pain every day, even with the best palliative care.
I’ve had a look at the data / method and I’m not convinced.
https://t.co/QtHHWsPqdr
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