PATCH funds its first research project
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PATCH is part-funding a research project examining what painkillers patients with advanced cancer had been prescribed before being admitted as an emergency or seen "out of hours".
Read morePATCH is part-funding a research project examining what painkillers patients with advanced cancer had been prescribed before being admitted as an emergency or seen "out of hours".
Read morePATCH is delighted to support its first student in their palliative care education based at St Columba's Hospice in Edinburgh.
Read moreMaggie's and PATCH are discussing research into physical and psychological symptoms in patients with advanced upper gastrointestinal cancer in the acute hospital setting.
Read moreAs A&E departments struggle to meet government targets, innovative palliative care approaches, where appropriate, not only provide better patient care but also less log-jam in A&E.
Read moreIn his lecture series entitled 'The Future of Medicine', Dr Atul Gawande examines the nature of progress and failure in medicine.
Read moreOur PATCH fundraiser event on the ship Discovery was a huge success - thank you to everyone who came and all of our generous donors and sponsors.
Read moreSimon Knox raised £939.95 (including Gift Aid) for PATCH by running the Baxters Loch Ness Marathon.
Read moreehospice, a news and information resource for hospice, palliative and end of life care, have published an article introducing PATCH and our mission.
Read moreThe First Friends of PATCH has been established in Tayside Scotland.
Read moreThe Lord Provost of Dundee hosted a reception for PATCH in the Dundee City Chambers on 2nd June to raise the awareness of the charity in Tayside and beyond.
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