My life, my way, with your support: George’s story
Year: 2015
Type: article
Abstract: KEY MESSAGES: The importance of early discussion and planning for end of life.The need to take risks that are considered and thought through, but nevertheless risks that will enhance end of life experience. RELATED LJPC PAPERS: Millington-Sanders C, Nadicksbernd JJ, O'Sullivan C, Morgan T, Raleigh A, Yeun P and Ormerod G (2013) Electronic palliative care co-ordination system: an electronic record that supports communication for end-of-life care - a pilot in Richmond, UK. London Journal of Primary Care 5: 106-110. http://www.radcliffehealth.com/ljpc/article/electronic-palliative-care-co-ordination-system-electronic-record-supports Thomas K (2009) Improving end of life care: a matter of life and death. London Journal of Primary Care 2: 89-92. http://www.radcliffehealth.com/sites/radcliffehealth.com/files/ljpc_articles/2_2_1.pdf. WHY THIS MATTERS TO ME: I am passionate about empowering people to have a choice and exert control over their lives, especially about how they spend their last weeks, days and hours of life. I want to ask the difficult questions of professionals and challenge what is perceived as the norm in practice, doing so by making sure that they listen to the voice of the person that they serve, hear it and act upon it.
Source: London Journal of Primary Care
Author: John Powell
Institution: London Borough of Redbridge
Language: English
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W1593844707