
Chloe Chin
@drchlo
Ballet dancing, music & arts loving, palliative care doc; previous ACF, new Consultant & new mummy of 2 attempting to maintain interest in #breathlessness
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22-03-2014 20:06:00
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Excellent letter by Simon Noah Etkind in BMJ on assisted dying "The inequity of care provision at the end of life is neglected in the debate about assisted dying." bmj.com/content/365/bmā¦


This is great news. Not just the money (which letās face it is 2.5% of what the Hospice sector has to raise annually), but the message. Great that the PM acknowledges funding challenges in the hospice sector, and to have his support. Well done Tracey Bleakley Robert Peston Hospice UK

Such a good article by Charlotte Church, with strong message about palliative care. By sharing her experience, she will make a difference to others. Also, she is totally right about āsyringe driversā. theguardian.com/commentisfree/ā¦


Made our BBC Breakfast debut this morning talking about the importance of #CMV screening to prevent deafness in #newborn babies. Great work being done Hear Glue Ear. Thanks also for the lovely congrats @stephbreakfast & best wishes for your pregnancy!



Volunteers are unequally distributed across end of life care settings. Catherine Walshe notes that her local hospice, 10 beds, has 700 volunteers. Her local care home, 60 beds, has 3 volunteers.


We're celebrating this morning after winning 'The Michael Howard Award' at the Hospice UK awards last night in recognition of our innovative partnership with Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Addenbrooke's Palliative Care Team & our #NurseLedBed scheme! To read more>>bit.ly/2XAd6aB š¾





The Breathing, Thinking, Functioning model: an educational tool that can break the vicious cycle of chronic #breathlessness Summary: phpc.cam.ac.uk/pcu/educationa⦠Article: npj Journals Prim Care Resp Med: nature.com/articles/s4153⦠PCRS British Thoracic Society (BTS) Rachel Tuffnell š (she/her) CamBTF


Palliative medicine and nursing specialists can be expert guides, teachers, leaders, and developers of best practice, but improving end-of-life care is clearly everyoneās business, writes David Oliver (also on Blue Sky) bmj.com/content/377/bmā¦