St Christophers
Malcolm Payne

Social care and social work are important in end-of-life care.

Malcolm Payne's blog focuses on developments in social care and social work that affect palliative and end-of-life care. It is part of the information work of St Christopher's Hospice, London.

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Posts Tagged ‘social work’

More hopes dashed

Tuesday, December 14th, 2010


Another later Christmas present tweet: Panorama cancelled: presumably the BBC Panorama programme on Baby Peter, recycling the videoed interview with a senior Haringay official with Baby Peter’s mother.

Pain management and the social

Friday, January 29th, 2010


The ‘Health Herald’, a nursing blog, tells us its favourite hospice/older person blogs, putting this blog bizarrely into its pain management category – if there’s one thing I don’t rant on about it’s pain management.

I now feel a duty to comply (you didn’t know that about me did you?) So: Except to say that good pain and symptom management is an essential part of pallaitiev care, but mainly so that people can continue to lead interesting lives that allow them to complete the social tasks they need to achieve in the life that remains to them.

The listing at: http://nursesassistant.org/2010/top-50-hospice-care-blogs/