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End of life care
— helping people to be cared for and die at home | | Author(s) | Alison Giles |
| Corporate Author | Housing Learning and Improvement Network - Housing LIN |
| Publisher | Housing Learning and Improvement Network - Housing LIN, London, February 2016 |
| Pages | 14 pp (Practice briefing) |
| Source | http://www.housinglin.org.uk/_library/Resources/Ho... |
| Keywords | Terminal care ; Home nursing ; Interaction [welfare services] ; Dying ; Standards of provision. |
| Annotation | Public Health England commissioned the Housing LIN (Learning and Improvement Network)to produce this briefing. Drawing on the Housing LIN's knowledge of the sector, it looks at the importance of end of life care delivered at home. It considers the context, inequalities in end of life care, and examples of good or emerging practice. It is intended to be a practical guide for those working in mainstream and/or specialist housing, care and support, and public health to understand their respective roles, and how they may work with each other and with the wider health care system, to help people to have their end of life care wishes met. |
| Accession Number | CPA-160303006 P |
| Classmark | LV: N4: QK6: CX: 583 * |
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