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NCPC publishes a range of titles which can help you develop and implement your palliative care strategies, support clinical governance and offer guidance on clinical and ethical issues.

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If you are unable to order online, please call Theresa Tsui on 020 7697 1520.

Recent Publications

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DetailsThe Power of Partnership: Palliative Care in Dementia

DetailsBenchmarking Analysis
Need, Resourcing, Outputs & Outcomes of Palliative and End of Life Care

DetailsPriorities for NCPC’s Strategic Direction to 2012

DetailsBriefing Bulletin 17 – End of life treatment: Decisions and attitudes of doctors

DetailsMinimum Data Sets (MDS) Project Update including 2007/08 data - Briefing

Details Out of the Shadows: End of life care for people with dementia

DetailsGood Decision Making - the Mental Capacity Act and End of Life Care

Details A Fresh Approach: Palliative and end of life care for people with Chronic Respiratory Disease

DetailsMultiple Conditions: Multiple Challenges - Exploring Palliative and End of Life Care for Older People with Multiple Conditions

 
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