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Celebrating Nurses Day 2021
Nurses Day 2021 on Wednesday 12 May highlights the invaluable contributions nurses make to people’s health worldwide. We share the experiences of some of our Martlets nurses during COVID, and families tell us what a difference nursing care made to their loved ones quality of life. Nurses Day is celebrated on 12 May every year as this date is the ...
End-of-life care for Brighton and Hove’s homeless
Martlets is working in collaboration with the SCFT Community Homeless Team to teach key workers about palliative care, so they can better support those homeless and vulnerably housed at end-of-life. Senior Staff Nurse Helen Lyons is leading on the project for Martlets. She explains how local organisations are working together to help this vulnerable client group. The focus of this ...
Events for Dying Matters Week
The focus of this year’s Dying Matters Week (10 – 16 May) is the importance of ‘a good place to die’. Local projects and events offering support and advice are happening across the city, most of them online via video conferencing.
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