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Guidance for staff responsible for care after death (last offices) National NurseConsultant Group( palliative care )Developed by the National End of Life care Programme and National Nurse Consultant Group ( palliative care )The Royal College of PathologistsPathology: the science behind the cureContents1 Foreword2 Introduction4 Pathways of care for the deceased person5 care before death6 care at the time of death7 Best practice and legal issues8 care after death10 Personal care after death12 Transfer of the deceased person13 Recording care after death14 Glossary14 Appendix 1: deaths requiring coronial investigations15 Appendix 2: information required by mortuary staff and funeral directors15 Appendix 3: key stakeholders involved in the development of this guidanceTo be reviewed: April 20141 Caring for a person at the end of their life, and after death , is enormously important and a privilege.
Guidance for staff responsible for care after death (last offices) National Nurse Consultant Group (Palliative Care) Developed by the National End of Life Care …
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