Event: Economic Benefits of Palliative Care - Thursday 12 November 14:00 - 15:00

Thursday, 12 November

14:00 - 15:00 (GMT)

Online via Microsoft Teams Registration Link (Ticket Tailor)

The webinar will share important new research regarding the economic benefits of specialist palliative care. The research, led by Dr Peter May and published in Palliative Medicine, demonstrates that hospital- and home-based specialist palliative care for adults represents excellent value care: reducing NHS costs, supporting people to die out of hospital and reducing bed days. Peter will join us to present the findings, followed by an opportunity for questions and discussion.

Please note: registration is required through Ticket Tailor in order to attend this event.

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Event: Economic Benefits of Palliative Care - Thursday 12 November 14:00 - 15:00

20 Oct Posted by: sian_best Category: Recent

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