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[post_content] => Members are invited to contribute to the Society’s response to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence’s (NICE) consultation on guidelines covering care services for adults approaching the end of their lives.
The process aims to ensure that people have access to services in all care settings, according to their needs and wishes. It will also cover advice on services for carers and other people important to adults.
“This is a delicate and very personal issue for people, their carers and loved ones at a potentially difficult time so it is important that homeopathy has a voice when it comes to deciding how best to make the process as sensitive and comfortable as possible,” said Society Chief Executive Mark Taylor.
RSHoms wishing to contribute to the Society’s response or to share a copy of their own response to the consultation should send their views to mark_taylor@homeopathy-soh.org to arrive by Tuesday May 28.
The NICE consultation is available here and closes on June 7.
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Members are invited to contribute to the Society’s response to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence’s (NICE) consultation on guidelines covering care services for adults approaching the end of their lives.
The process aims to ensure that people have access to services in all care settings, according to their needs and wishes. It will also cover advice on services for carers and other people important to adults.
“This is a delicate and very personal issue for people, their carers and loved ones at a potentially difficult time so it is important that homeopathy has a voice when it comes to deciding how best to make the process as sensitive and comfortable as possible,” said Society Chief Executive Mark Taylor.
RSHoms wishing to contribute to the Society’s response or to share a copy of their own response to the consultation should send their views to mark_taylor@homeopathy-soh.org to arrive by Tuesday May 28.
The NICE consultation is available here and closes on June 7.