This week, we spoke to @drkathrynmannix about dying; something that 100% of us will experience at some point and yet we never really speak about. It was a very compassionate conversation and you can listen to it wherever you get your podcasts.
https://t.co/g22UCpYI3T
Many people might think that a hospice is a place where people go to die.
But the truth is that hospices are so much more than that. In fact, they're about helping people to live well until the end.
If you're wondering how, take a look at this 👇
https://t.co/pjMtujS49f
When someone is in the last few days of life, there are some signs which might look distressing. Most of the time, the person is not in any pain - they’re just a normal part of dying.
This article explains what the signs are, and what they mean 👇
https://t.co/iFemGA2ZLh
The @ACSQHC 2nd Consensus Statement describes nine guiding principles that outline a best practice approach to caring for people approaching the end of their life - relevant to #primary, #CommunityCare & residential #AgedCare facilities. Fact sheet ➡️ https://t.co/GvSY6wRd0N
We present to you the IAPC's Infographic for November 2023: Total Pain in Palliative Care.
To access the infographics published till date: https://t.co/4Gg98aHwfP
Please feel free to #share this.
#palliativecare#sharethis#advocacy@DrWasimHoda007
The family of Gareth Anthony, who died from cancer, has donated £3,000 to the Trust after staff helped him take one final trip to the beach.
The family has also raised money for a beach wheelchair to allow more people access to the sea.
Read more👉https://t.co/bT0w2Ee6q8
“The knowledge, skills and confidence that I’ve gained in supporting palliative care patients within the palliative care team has benefited me enormously when I respond to palliative patients in my WAST role.”
#IPD2023#WhatParamedicsDo#InternationalParamedicsDay
Palliative care can be provided at health facility, home, or community levels by a competent and team, with clear pathways for care. The #PalliativeCare team will seek to empower the patient, caregiver/s and entire family with knowledge, skills and attitude to care & cope.
Really looking forward to presenting at @UKSPC today with Dr Sue Morgan. We will be talking all things palliative and will present 'The Purposeful Palliative Paramedic'. @ParamedicsUK@EdwardOBrian1
If you read one blog this month, make sure it's #ExtraordinaryQN@KeatLiz powerfully moving blog, 'Saying Sorry - A Reflection' from her experience of her father's poor care and her perspective as a #nurse and family member. https://t.co/3aLdz96vap
Still time for @WelshAmbulance paramedics to submit their application to join the growing team of rotational palliative care paramedics. Advert closes tomorrow. Good luck to everyone applying