‘There are two experts on scene; the clinician with the clinical expertise and the relative, the expert in the life, culture and values of the deceased’ - the final episode with Julia Samuel MBE... Georgina Murphy-Jones Karina Catley Diane Laverty #griefworks podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/pre…

Looking forward to getting out and about today for Dying Matters Awareness week 🚑 We will be exploring how ambulance clinicians can support patients to be cared for & die in their preferred place #DMAW21

Team day out! Talking with London Ambulance Service colleagues about how we can support patients nearing their end of life to be #InAGoodPlace It’s #DMAW21 and excited to share our learning Thurs at #ParaCon21 College of Paramedics

Honoured to represent my amazing London Ambulance Service team at the #NHSParlyAwards It was a real team effort that I’m only 1/4 of so big🥂to you ladies Diane Laverty Caroline Phillips Karina Catley Congrats to our Mental Heath team colleagues too 👏and thanks to Macmillan Cancer Support

It’s coming home!

For any ambulance clinicians who may find it useful, discussions about breaking bad news and self care following bereavement by exposure is available here: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/pre…

The next CMC Lunch & Learn is on 08/09 and will be hosted by our Clinical Lead, Professor Julia Riley, who will host a conversation on 'How do I talk to someone who is dying?' For the public & professionals. Please encourage all to attend. Register at [email protected].

Thank you to Cake Box for your kind donations for the @ldn_ambulance Macmillan Coffee Morning

In the sunshine for @ldn_ambulance Macmillan Coffee Morning! Thanks to Karaway for the generous donations

Successful coffee morning for Macmillan Cancer Support #togetherwestir

What a night…sharing a table with the hilariously entertaining Richard Blackwood and topped by winning Macmillan Cancer Support award with my super London Ambulance Service EoLC team (including a much missed Caroline Phillips) 🥂🏆😆🍾

Excited to be at Hospice UK conference representing London Ambulance Service & Macmillan Cancer Support with our EoLC team poster on symptom control by ambulance clinicians

Impact of supporting carers to give subcutaneous meds- not only financial but empowers carers and timely symptom control for patients. I wonder how often untrained carers/family turn to 999 for anticipatory meds administration #HUKConf2021

The next chapter in paramedicine Welsh Ambulance Swansea Bay NHS rotational palliative care paramedics College of Paramedics sbuhb.nhs.wales/news/swansea-b…

Thanks so much to the team Cicely Saunders Institute at King's and Mark Willis for asking for my feedback. Any Paramedics working or interested in palliative care, absolutely check out this course for individual modules or the full MSc

Great to represent the @MacmillanLondon EoLC team today at #ALF2022 and present our service evaluation for the pilot EoLC response model & sharing our learning London Ambulance Service

Brilliant day Scottish Ambulance came to meet us southerners! Shared learning with our 🤩London Ambulance Service #EoLC Coordinators. DIGNITY message for 🚑 clinicians includes - dedication, genuine, integrity, integration, talk and necessary? 🙌 Thanks to Diane Laverty Karina Catley

This #ThankYouTuesday we want to share a shout out for Brian (pictured below) and his crewmate Adam. A patient thanked them for their incredible care and compassion, after they visited him when he was in excruciating pain due to having advanced cancer (1/2) 🔽

Thank you to Wenzel's Angel branch for the donations for our MacMillan Coffee Morning London Ambulance Service

This is the reality of palliative care in the UK, when the one of the flagship organisations who provide care to those in need at end of life is faced with the awful prospect of rationing services we have a serious problem. itv.com/news/granada/2…