Emerging from the concept of disenfranchised grief, Cruse Bereavement Support and SAND recognise the travesty of people being excluded from the death and dying of the people they love and the ongoing impact that this has on all concerned. Increasingly, as a society we are talking and hearing more about good deaths and recognise the…
Description: Most of the issues, advice and policies that relate to later life apply to everyone in the same way – but there are some things that affect lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT+) people differently. As an LGBT+ person, you have rights that are recognised by law. This guide can help you understand your…
Subtitle: Addressing inequalities in end of life care: Overview report Publication Date: May 2016 Publisher: Care Quality Commission Country: England Pages: 44
Subtitle: A guide for queer people Publisher: Ash Hayhurst Publication Date: 2019 Pages: 24
Subtitle: A summary information leaflet for health and social care professionals Publisher: NHS Education for Scotland Publication Date: 2020 Country: Scotland Pages: 4
Subtitle: Examining the Effects of Male Gay Partner Bereavement, Masculinity and Identity Publisher: University of Liverpool UK Publication Date: Nov 2015 Pages: 38
Subtitle: Trans and gender diverse communities’ access to and experiences of palliative care and end of life care Publisher: Hospice UK Date: 2023 Country: England Pages: 38 This report shows that in many instances, the end of life care that trans and gender diverse people receive is not inclusive of them, and despite best intentions…
Subtitle: Thinking about your care and wishes ahead of time Publisher: Marie Curie Date: April 2017 Country: UK Pages: 44 You may not feel like planning ahead when you’re ill, but it can help you to feel more in control if you do. It can also help those close to you handle your affairs if…
Subtitle: Information for LGBTQ+ people affected by terminal illness, and their family and friends Publisher: Marie Curie Date of Publication: February 2022 Country: UK Pages: 32 If you’re LGBTQ+ and you are living with a terminal illness, this booklet may be helpful for you. Your partner, family or friends may also find it useful.Living with…
Subtitle: Guide for nurses and health care support workers on next of kin issues Publisher: Royal College of Nursing Date of Publication: May 2016 Country: UK Pages: 12 Many health care professionals will only discuss a patient’s issues with the ‘next of kin’. This is often unofficially presumed to mean a blood relative or heterosexual…