Around 35% of Americans die in the hospital, which makes it particularly important that hospitalists are equipped to have end ...
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Dying patients bundled into ambulances and moved after managers shut hospice without warning
Dying patients were bundled into emergency ambulances and moved in their final hours after managers shut down a hospice without warning. Nurses on duty at the Sue Ryder Wheatfields Hospice, in Leeds, ...
The daughter of a couple who spent their final moments together side by side in a hospice has backed a campaign to save two ...
A New Orleans nonprofit is training families in end-of-life home care as demand for at-home caregiving rises and resources ...
The phenomenon of patients trapped in a “rehabbed to death” cycle is all too prevalent, and it could be disrupted by better access to palliative care and ...
Press releases are posted on Independent.com as a free community service. Santa Barbara, CA. September 29, 2025 – Hospice of Santa Barbara’s (HSB) No One Dies Alone (NODA) program has partnered with ...
A book by two authors, including a former prison lifer, details a hospice program developed for dying inmates.
A hospital trust's planned funding cut from a nearby hospice is "detrimental" and will reduce patients' quality of life, ...
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