225 results for 'verification of death'

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08 June 2021

Homelessness, substance use and dying with dignity

Alison Colclough, Homelessness Service Lead at St. Luke’s Hospice in Cheshire, explains how the hospice supported Jane and Tommy, a couple experiencing homelessness and substance...

Professor Chris Whitty joins the Hospice UK National Conference

07 November 2023

Professor Chris Whitty joins the Hospice UK National Conference

Delegates were honoured to have England’s Chief Medical Officer Professor Chris Whitty join Hospice UK’s National Conference in Liverpool on Monday 6 November 2023.

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Looking after yourself when someone is dying

Caring for someone when they are dying can be very difficult. While it can feel hard to think of much else, it’s important to consider your own wellbeing too. Here you will find ...

Louisa tells John Nicoll's #DyingMatters story

13 June 2023

‘What matters most’: why John decided against palliative chemotherapy

Patients may feel they are letting the doctors down if they don’t accept the treatment offered – but, says Louisa Nicoll, “just because you can, doesn’t mean you have to”...

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Where to get bereavement support

Many people rely on friends and relatives to support them through a bereavement, but there are different types of services available that can also help if you need them.

Developing an LGBTQ+ equality and inclusion culture

Published: 10th August 2023

Developing an LGBTQ+ equality and inclusion culture

Find out how ellenor hospice is promoting LGBTQ+ equality, diversity, and inclusion with the help of a specialised job role.