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Palliative care: Perspectives on caring for dying people in London

Palliative care: Perspectives on caring for dying people in London
Palliative care: Perspectives on caring for dying people in London
Palliative care – care for people in their final stages of life – is gaining increasing recognition, but for it to be extended to all communities, primary care trusts (PCTs) need to be able to commission these services more effectively. Drawing on a two-year research project carried out by University College Hospital, funded by the King’s Fund, this publication examines palliative care provision in London, looking at how and why services vary between PCTs. It explores the views of key health professionals on current services and on each others' roles, featuring the voices of GPs, district and community nurses, and specialist care professionals.
palliative care, primary care, London
185717500x
The King’s Fund
Burt, J.
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Shipman, C.
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Addington-Hall, J.
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Burt, J., Shipman, C., Addington-Hall, J. and White, P. (2005) Palliative care: Perspectives on caring for dying people in London , London, UK. The King’s Fund, 12pp.

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Abstract

Palliative care – care for people in their final stages of life – is gaining increasing recognition, but for it to be extended to all communities, primary care trusts (PCTs) need to be able to commission these services more effectively. Drawing on a two-year research project carried out by University College Hospital, funded by the King’s Fund, this publication examines palliative care provision in London, looking at how and why services vary between PCTs. It explores the views of key health professionals on current services and on each others' roles, featuring the voices of GPs, district and community nurses, and specialist care professionals.

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Published date: March 2005
Keywords: palliative care, primary care, London

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Local EPrints ID: 17315
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/17315
ISBN: 185717500x
PURE UUID: 3f0e683d-8c40-451c-9400-5789e78ce7a2

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Date deposited: 25 Aug 2005
Last modified: 17 Mar 2024 11:33

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Author: J. Burt
Author: C. Shipman
Author: P. White

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