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Nurses need access to end of life training says leading cancer charity
Macmillan Cancer Support calls for clear guidance on personalising care at the end of life
Macmillan Cancer Support calls for clear guidance on personalising care at the end of life as well as support for nurses and other healthcare staff to undertake training
- At the Crossroads report states that standards of end of life training in England are mixed
- Workforce and financial pressures make accessing end of life training difficult for nurses and other healthcare staff
- Advance care planning conversations about people's wishes means staff can focus on specific needs
The standard of end of life care training for professionals in England is mixed, says a report,
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