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Palliative Care Needs Assessment Guidance
Palliative care Needs Assessment GuidanceNational Clinical Programme for Palliative care , Clinical Strategy and Programmes DivisionThe Palliative care Needs Assessment Guidance was prepared by the National Clinical Programmefor Palliative care Working Group: Dr Karen Ryan, Clinical Lead, Ms Lorna Peelo-Kilroe, Nursing Lead, Palliative care Clinical Programme Ms Sin ad Fitzpatrick, Programme Manager, Palliative care Clinical Programme Dr Aisling O Gorman, Regional Lead, HSE NE Dr Stephen Higgins, Regional Lead, HSE DML Dr Brian Creedon, Regional Lead, HSE South Dr Feargal Twomey, Regional Lead, HSE West Dr Mary Devins, Paediatric Lead Dr Barry Cosgrove GP Lead Ms Ger Tracey, Nursing Representative Ms Mary Marsden, Nursing Representative Ms Shirley Real/Deirdre Rowe, Therapy Professions Representatives Ms Valerie Keane, Social Work Representative Ms Grainne Tipping/ Ann O Connor, Pharmacy Representative Ms Eileen O Leary, HSE Representative Ms Mo Flynn, Voluntary Hospices Group Representative Ms Sheilagh Reaper Reynolds, HSE Representative Acute Hospitals Division Published in July 2014 by.
Palliative care is an approach that improves the quality of life of people and their families facing the problems associated with life-limiting illness, through the prevention and relief of suffering by means
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