218 results for 'verification of death'

Sam, Rob and their children were the living vision of a happy family until Rob was diagnosed with motor neurone disease. This is their story.

10 November 2022

Your stories - Sam & Rob

Sam, Rob and their children were the living vision of a happy family until Rob was diagnosed with motor neurone disease. This is their story.

Along with the Prospect and Salisbury hospices, Dorothy House Hospice has had a key role in setting up and leading the Palliative and end of life care alliance for the Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire integrated care system.

Published: 15th March 2023

A system wide palliative care alliance

Along with the Prospect and Salisbury hospices, Dorothy House Hospice has had a key role in setting up and leading the Palliative and end of life care alliance for the Bath and Nor...

This page shares information about services to support the wellbeing of hospice clinical staff who are coping with bereavement at work.

Coping with Bereavement by Suicide

Support if you're grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide

Stephen Bevan reflects on the four years since his cancer diagnosis in this blog for Dying Matters

03 May 2023

A Last Hurrah? Reflections on a Terminal Diagnosis

Stephen Bevan reflects on the four years since his cancer diagnosis - and shares what he's learned about navigating his way through his 'most recent and difficult chapter'.

Improving identification of frailty

Improving identification of frailty

By identifying people living with frailty as soon as possible, healthcare services can provide appropriate support. Read our information about how to improve identification of peop...

What to say and not to say to a bereaved colleague

Baby loss and miscarriage

It can be deeply upsetting to learn that a colleague has had a baby die or lost a pregnancy. This guidance provides considerations to make and how to show support.