🙌What a fabulous event!
❓Lots of people asking what to do next after hearing Samantha Winemaker she/her & Hsien Seow PhD in conversation with Kathryn Mannix
➡️ How about suggesting the book as your next Book club read?
Discussion guide available⤵️
#DMAW24
waitingroomrevolution.com

You can now register for the National Inaugural SWAN Summit! 🤩

Visit: Register-SWAN-Summit.cL1ck.uk

Lovely to see this creative public engagement! Well done Newcastle Hospitals pallies, chaplaincy, Lizzy Zabrocki Nick Hartley and the Geordie shoppers.
#DyingMattersWeek

It's astonishing that palliative care is still not commissioned on a population level, with dedicated services for children.
This challenging blog by Sacha Langton-Gilks should shame us into action.

Extra tickets!
Join us on Saturday in London.
Get your tickets via Waterstones Gower Street website, and be quick!

So poignant to imagine Neve and her red bike, riding through the East of England, bringing this message with her. Being open and honest means families can make the most of what time they do have, doing whatever matters to them.

When did you last feel awe? Love this conversation, so much the think about Dr Rangan Chatterjee
Dr Dacher Keltner
drchatterjee.com/the-new-scienc…
Great summary here too...
huffpost.com/entry/dacher-k…

Great to see our fantastic libraries engaging with #DyingMattersWeek !

That's a lovely collection to be included in - thank you.

The way we talk about dying matters.
#DyingMattersWeek

Listen to the experts - dying people, and their closest loved ones.

In the end, it's about giving them an opportunity to control the conversation - listening, respecting, supporting.

Thanks Dying Matters

Our researcher Richard Keagan-Bull has launched his very own podcast: Cuppa Tea with Richard☕️ The podcast includes lovely chats about death and dying (feat. Irene Tuffrey-Wijne and Kathryn Mannix), just in time for Dying Matters week!
Listen to the podcast here: soundcloud.com/cuppa-tea-with…🎧

#ConfMSH24

Colleague senior nurses Mark Troup and Amie Lacey
doing an amazing and shocking dramatisation of BOB admitted to Hospital at 1am from a care home …. And the outcomes were f a sad suffering over-medicalised death in hospital
How can we do better ?

#ConfMSH24

Prof Ann Gallagher
Talking about the SLOW movement

Storytelling is part of this

“Stories give us the steer on how to live … and how not to live