New research could improve care for thousands dying from dementia in nursing homes
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New research funded by Marie Curie provides evidence that stands to improve the care received by those dying from dementia in nursing homes.
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Nurse-led intervention helps carers’ manage pain and medication
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A study funded by Marie Curie and Dimbleby Cancer Care published today shows the potential benefits of a new nurse-led intervention in supporting carers..
Marie Curie response to Macmillan paper
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Inequities in cancer and end of life care remain a key issue, despite successive government commitments to cutting variations in care.
Marie Curie Hospice Edinburgh praise
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An independent regulator has awarded the Marie Curie Hospice, Edinburgh, its highest ever rating.
Marie Curie response to NAO Investigation
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Marie Curie response to National Audit Office (NAO) Investigation into NHS continuing healthcare funding
Homeless people need better end of life support
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Research today reveals that homeless people who are terminally ill are falling between cracks in services, and not able to access the same level of support..
Marie Curie comments on Hospice UK's new awareness campaign
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Marie Curie comments on Hospice UK’s new Open Up Hospice Care awareness campaign
‘Thousands of cancer patients are still dying in pain'
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Seeing a loved one dying in pain is a distressing experience and can have lasting effects on family and friends.
Response to Scotland free personal care
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Marie Curie responds to launch of Scottish Parliament's Member's Bill into the extension of free personal care to people under the age of 65
Response to Scotland Dementia Strategy
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Response to Scottish Government publication of dementia strategy
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