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The Route to Success in End of Life Care - Achieving Quality for People with Learning Disabilities
Description:
Prepared by the National End of Life Care Programme, this publication aims to provide a practical guide which supports anyone caring for people with learning disabilities to ensure that those who may be in the last months of their life receive high quality end-of-life care. It may also be useful to health or social care professionals who come into contact with people with learning disabilities in clarifying what measures need to be taken to ensure that they can access appropriate care.Access on-line, print and/or download free of charge.
Author(s):
National End of Life Care Programme
Publisher:
National Health Service (United Kingdom)
Year:
2011