Festive cheer brought to Scottish palliative care charity
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Edinburgh-based Dragonfly Agency donates £5,000 to fund palliative care projects in Scottish/Borders hospitals.
Read moreEdinburgh-based Dragonfly Agency donates £5,000 to fund palliative care projects in Scottish/Borders hospitals.
Read moreRautomead's outstanding fundraising efforts have resulted in a £1,845 donation to PATCH. This follows last year's generous donation of £1200.
Read moreDerek Doyle, the first Director of St Columba's Hospice Edinburgh and an international pioneer of hospice care, seeks to define palliative care and share its principles.
Read moreSimulation-based workshops enable healthcare professionals to hold open and honest discussions with their patients.
Read more£2000 raised in a cake and clothing sale by the recently established Friends of PATCH in the Borders.
Read morePATCH funded Dr Sarah Mills to attend the WONCA Europe conference 2016, where she gave four presentations regarding her research into unscheduled care and cancer.
Read moreDavid Oliver reports on the need for increased numbers of specialist palliative care doctors and nurses as well as an improvement in confidence and skill of newly qualified doctors in palliative care.
Read moreCome to the charity garden sale in Dundee and pick up some bargains on bric-a-brac, pre-loved baby clothes and goods. All in aid of PATCH.
Read moreA first year report on PATCH funded research into patients with advanced cancer who are seen urgently at A+E and GP Out-of-Hours services because of pain.
Read moreOn 16th April, the Dundee Chamber Orchestra performed in St Paul’s Cathedral Dundee. The newly formed orchestra, created and conducted by Professor Andy Evans, had a brilliant debut.
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