carolyn doyle💙
@carriep100
views are my own .RN/DNSPQ/PGCE/EoL Soul Midwife/TLC trainer/Independent Celebrant committed to person centred end of life care, values everyone’s contribution.
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http://Dying2Care.com 01-08-2009 13:12:23
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# #PostItPurple4Seth Tendring Council full council meeting, and I see purple, so I just have to post it. Thanks Cllr Gina Placey for letting me snap your purple shoes x and cllr Smith, your lanyard.
Congratulations to our very own Mr Bond who completed the London Marathon yesterday! We are very proud of you and this amazing achievement! #londonmarathon2024 #proud #aimhigh #reach2trust #younglivesvscancer
RCN Learn have a lot of courses which might help you at the start of your journey as a registered nurse. Here's one on end-of-life care which is free for all The RCN members rcnlearn.rcn.org.uk/Search/End-of-…. What other courses do you think look helpful? #RCNNRN rcnlearn.rcn.org.uk/Search?q=&page…
Karen Chumbley NHS SNEE ICB - north east Essex So agree come and join us Free Conference Advance Care Plan Day 2024 #ACPDay2024
Later today I will be support the Pancreatic Cancer UK carers cuppa a place where people caring for someone with pancreatic cancer come together online and support each other through the journey of the most traumatic disease - Hope is always in the conversation Lynne McCallum
Imagine the indignity of being told “well, you don’t look like you have” #PTSD , #mentalillness , #dementia or another invisible disease.
#Alzheimers #mentalhealth
We are recruiting for Staff Nurses - Palliative Care Margaret Centre Division of Medicine WX. Take a look at our advert here jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/joba… if this sounds like you, then apply now!
Come and be part of our Whipps Cross family as you shape your story.
am currently looking into the views of soul midwives,EolC doulas, End of life care companions in relation to assisted dying : if you currently work in these roles, please share and complete my short anonymised survey. forms.office.com/r/y3mXpW1N5h Martin Galligan RCN Pain and Palliative Care Forum thankyou
Pancreatic cancer is the 10th most common cancer in the UK. But your GP may only see a new patient with pancreatic cancer about every 5 years here are some top tips from Pancreatic Cancer UK to help you talk to your GP if you think you may have symptoms that are not being recognised
