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…Background In 2023, a group of men attended the hospice breathlessness management programme and shared the emotional distress they were experiencing in rel…

…r but motivated groups (Lithuanian and South Asian) piloted the Opportunity Pathway, leading to a monthly ‘Chai Shai’ group and engagement with a l…

…els in contributing to the future development of the hospice. A Kind Words campaign via social media helped illustrate the impact of hospice servic…

…ng feelings of isolation. To address this, our team developed a peer support group tailored to this demographic.Aim To reduce feelings of isolatio…

…ve (Hickish, Roberts. Int J Palliat Nurs. 2019;25(3): 143-149). Nurse-led care emerged at our hospice over 10 years ago as an innovation to re…

…onal hospices in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent implemented a 24/7 Specialist Palliative Care Advice Line to provide a single point of access for patients, carers, and h…

…ing and enhancing their overall quality of life. By emphasizing ACP and responsive crisis support, healthcare systems can better me…

… of life care beds at Mount Gould Community Hospital (MG) and a Proactive Identification Care and Transfer (PICT) team.Aim To increase the number of patients who are supp…

…onic Charitable Foundation managed by Hospice UK as part of the Transitional Care for Young People programme.…

…nagement group. Training includes existing sessions such as the MayFly advance care planning and communication skills programme (https://www.england.nhs.uk/north-west/north-west-coast-strateg…

…ication processes arduous. Additionally, access to schemes like Motability initially improved mobility and independence.Conclusion Prelimi…

…er POS. 2012 [internet].) respectively. Licences for six months PDSA, commencing June 2025 have been procured.Results Initial insigh…