🥩🇬🇧 A major beef sector campaign seeking to put a spotlight on the meat is set to return on St George's Day, with an emphasis on the work that farmers do

farminguk.com/news/campaign-…

Our new resources will help you get involved with Dying Matters Awareness Week 👍

Download the official supporter and library packs, posters, reading lists, social media graphics, bunting, press release & more! 👇

#DMAW24 #TheWayWeTalkAboutDyingMatters

hospiceuk.org/our-campaigns/…

As a doctor who used the NHS practitioner health programme when I had a profound depression, I am astonished to think funding for this essential service is being cut.
I've signed this open letter to the Health Secretary & the NHS CEO.
It takes a few seconds.
It may save lives.
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💥Calling all Palliative / EOL care professionals!💥

JUDGES WANTED for the inaugural Palliative & EOL Care Awards virtual judging panels, May 21st and 22nd!

Share your expertise and meet the best of the best in Palliative / EOL care. Categories to suit all levels of…

Delighted to finally share our recently published article in Dementia about the value of co-production in developing the AHP Dementia Framework for Wales, with co-authors Natalie Elliott Dr Andrew Woodhead (Andy) He/Him, Rebecca Hanmer and many others
Take a look here:
doi.org/10.1177/147130…

A useful leaflet to share with your patients. It can be difficult for people with Parkinson's to find insurance that's right for them. That's why Parkinson's UK have partnered with some specialist brokers who may be able to help. Download the leaflet here: bit.ly/3xxViD5

media.service.gov.wales/news/vital-fun… As a PEoLC Programme we are really pleased to see this announcement, lots of hard work here, the funding is part of phase 3 of the Welsh Government’s end-of-life care review; £4m is provided to support hospices in 2023-24. Lots more to do😀

This Friday 5th April, 3-4pm BST.
On your radio, colin murray & I will be discussing your questions.
Tweet your questions now tagging BBC Radio 5 Live

Death, dying, tender conversations, being prepared, palliative care...
Everything you've always wanted to know about #OrdinaryDying

Some useful info on this NHS site for managing stress.

April is Stress Awareness Month – it’s all about raising awareness of the impact stress can have on our #MentalHealth and #Wellbeing . To get you started, visit the NHS website for some useful tips on stress management: nhs.uk/mental-health/…

It takes just a few moments to learn the skills to try and save someone's life! Watch our short video to learn the steps to CPR.

Far too many terminally ill people are spending precious time stuck in hospital when they want to be at home.

At the #GeneralElection24 all parties must commit to improving social and palliative care in the community.

It's time to fix end of life care 👉 bit.ly/4clj0Ct

Hello, death talk community, I have news:
The delightful colin murray & I will be in live conversation on BBC Radio 5 Live 3-4pm BST Friday 5th April.
I'll be answering listeners' questions about ordinary dying, tender conversations & being prepared.
We'd like some questions now:⬇️

RT Calling all 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐒𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐬 & 𝐁𝐨𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐬‼️

New category ‼️ THE INTEGRATED CARE SYSTEMS Award, recognising genuine whole system collaboration & seamless integration between health and social care sectors

Nominate at bit.ly/49Wtx5O…

Oh yeah-that would so be me!!!!!

Future study designs of serious illness communication training should include consistent measures of skill acquisition, behaviors in clinical settings, and patient experiences. #hpm #hapc buff.ly/48vNO0n

Y Cwm 🎶

Lleisiau hudol Bronwen Lewis a Mared Williams 🥹🫶

#CiG2024

Are you an employer, HR professional or senior manager wanting to improve how your organisation supports bereaved staff?

Come to this event for valuable insights into practical strategies and best practices for workplace support during difficult times.

scottishcare.org/event/employer…

There is no “miracle cure” for dying, but from watching TV you’d think CPR could bring anyone back to life.

The reality: very few people make a full recovery following CPR.

We owe it to the public to be honest about this so people understand why DNACPR decisions exist.

Hope can be sustained while holding both realistic and unrealistic illness expectations. Communication about serious news should focus on clarifying the expectations as well as supporting people’s hope. #hpm #hapc buff.ly/3SL1YWK