End-of-life care must be a core priority for all local health and care leaders

Tracey Bleakley outlines how more health and wellbeing boards and clinical commissioning groups can work collaboratively with hospices and other organisations to tackle gaps in service planning for end-of-life careRelated items from OnMedicaPalliative careDoctors call for better training in end-of-life careEnd-of-life care standards not universally high, says regulatorEnd-of-life care heading for ‘meltdown’ without cash boost, warns cancer charity chiefFirst guideline on end-of-life care launched by NICE

Source: OnMedica Views - July 19, 2016 Category: Primary Care Source Type: news