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End of life care End of life care is support for people who are in the last months or years of their life

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The aim of end of life care should be to help people to live as well as possible until they die and to help people to die with dignity.

Our recent work and content on this topic is listed below.

The Departure Lounge

  • Research project

A public engagement project aiming to enable people to talk more openly about death, dying and our ageing population.

'See what I see'

  • Improvement project

This project aimed to reduce waiting times and hospital admissions, and improve quality of care and GP capacity.

Palliative pain management programme

  • Improvement project

This project adapted a hospital-based pain management programme for the hospice setting, to empower palliative care patients with chronic pain to effectively manage their pain themselves

What is it like to work on the Gold Line?

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  • 22 October 2015

Fran Duxbury and Alex Blake are senior nurses. Both work on the Gold Line, answering calls from patients in the last year of their lives, and their carers. The service runs 24 hours a day from Airedal...

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