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CHOICE: Connecting Health and social care to Offer Individualised Care at End of Life

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This project sought to develop and test an initial framework of integrated working to facilitate person centred care for patients and families at the end of their life who are being cared for at home.

Community Nursing Speciality:   District Nurse, Palliative Care Nurse
Project theme:   Creating Connections
Tagged with:   empowerment, end of life, health and social care integration, palliative care, person-centred care
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Managing Catheters in the Community

Managing catheters

This project sought to explore the experiences of patients, carers, community nurses and other health and social care staff in relation to issues with indwelling urinary catheters in the community setting that trigger unplanned district nurse visits.

Community Nursing Speciality:   Care Home Nurse, District Nurse, Palliative Care Nurse
Project theme:   Creating Connections
Tagged with:   catheters, out of hours, prevention of infection

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