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Catherine Walshe
Catherine Walshe is Professor of Palliative Care at International Observatory on End-of-Life Care at Lancaster University. She is Editor in Chief of the Journal of Palliative Medicine. Catherine’s research is to explore ways palliative care is delivered and organised to include roles of volunteers.
Exploring Volunteering in Palliative Care: The research – past, present, and future
The focus of this talk will be on the research-based evidence to understand the huge contribution of volunteers in Hospices.
Join us as part of our 40th anniversary celebrations as Catherine Walshe presents contemporary research exploring issues associated with palliative care volunteering. She will draw from a range of studies that she has been involved with including the first randomised controlled trial of hospice volunteers right through to recent research exploring the contribution and deployment of hospice volunteers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ash Valley Community Hub at Little Hadham Village Hall have kindly agreed to stream the talk to their venue (located at The Ford, Little Hadham, SG11 2BP). Everyone welcome from 3pm for refreshments beforehand. If you would like to watch the talk from this venue instead, please DO NOT book via this website, but please reserve your seat by emailing claire.uwins@mac.com or call 07595 674241.
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Training Date: 04 May 2022
Training Time: 16:30 PM - 17:30 PM
Training Price: SOLD OUT
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