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House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee – Follow-up to PHSO report: dying without dignity

House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee – Follow-up to PHSO report: dying without dignity
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House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee – Follow-up to PHSO report: dying without dignity

Tristan Brice
October 30, 2015

This report aimed to find out why the care failings detailed in Dying without dignity were allowed to happen and has recommended three areas where immediate improvements are needed: culture, behaviour and training; provision of integrated 24/7 palliative and end of life care; and leadership and commissioning

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