Navigating palliative care: a caregiver’s perspective Navigating the complexities of palliative care can be overwhelming. As we shared our journey with my loved one, we encountered a well-informed doctor with great suggestions, but ultimately they were not the right fit for our unique situation. It’s important to remember that every individual and their needs are different. Unfortunately, the doctor had never met my loved one and based their recommendations solely on their chart, highlighting th

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What's it like to work at a hospice? Our Ward Manager, Jo Noguera, explains how uplifting and rewarding a career at the hospice can be. "When I talk about working at the Hospice, people will often say how sad it must be. Yes there is no denying the amount of sadness you experience some days but it is so rewarding to see how much of a difference the care we give can make to people’s lives. "I started working at the hospice when I qualified as a nurse aged 20. I originally planned to become a midw

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