Clinical and care support

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Our programmes
Resources for clinicians
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Our programmes

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Our five year strategy aims to improve equity of access, enhance quality care and achieve sustainability for our sector.

Our key programmes contribute to our strategic aims by supporting hospices to deliver the best possible quality care - for all, for now, forever.

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Supporting the hospice workforce

Find out about the wide range of support and resources we offer the hospice workforce.

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Quality and Safety

Our data, resources and support helps hospices provide safe, high quality care for patients and families.

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Reaching more people experiencing socio-economic disadvantage

Find out how we're helping hospices make their services more accessible and supportive for people experiencing socio-economic disadvantage

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Grants to help hospices support people with progressive neurological conditions

Improving care for people with progressive neurological conditions

This programme seeks to help hospices improve care for people with progressive neurological conditions and their families. Supported by donors including the Masonic Charitable Foun...

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Find out about our four-year programme to improve the support for young people who are transitioning from children's services into adult care.

Transition from children's to adult hospice care

Find out about our four-year programme to improve the support for young people who are making the transition from children's to adult hospice services.

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Extending Frailty Care

What is frailty? How is frailty measured? Why is frailty care important? Learning and resources about how and why hospices can and should deliver frailty attuned models of care.

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Every year, we collate, analyse and share data about hospice services. This forms a key part of our work fighting for hospice care for all who need it, for now and forever.

Hospice data

We collate data about hospice services, which enables us to fight for hospice care for all who need it, for now and forever.

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Resources for clinicians

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We have produced a wide range of material to support anyone in a clinical hospice role. Access our most popular resources below, or browse our publications library to find the topics of most interest to you.

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Medical indemnity guidance

Read guidance on medical indemnity for hospices and doctors working in hospices

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Care After Death guidance

Read the guidance on Care After Death and Registered Nurse Verification of Expected Adult Death.

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Research in hospice care

Find out why it’s important for hospices to be involved in research and how you can get started. Get support for carrying out robust research projects, measuring outcomes, and sh...

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Publications and Resources

We publish a wealth of publications to support hospice and palliative care providers, covering a wide range of topics.

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Join the conversation and be a part of Hospice UK's work to build a vibrant community championing hospice, palliative and end of life care

Networks and communities of practice

We run a range of networks and communities of practice. Browse our list of networks and communities to find out when they meet.

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Courses, conferences and learning events

Don't miss out! Book your place on one of our forthcoming webinars, workshops or conferences

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Resources to share with patients, carers and families

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Find out more about assessing the needs of patients, carers and families as a first step towards getting the support they need. You might also want to share some of our key resources with your patients, carers and families to help them understand what is happening to them or someone they care about.

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