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Organisations with a primary interest in Palliative Care

Band

NHS Acute Trusts & PCTs

Voluntary Hospices
2009/10 Cost
A NHS Acute Trust / PCT palliative care units/teams with fewer than six staff New hospices in their first year or organisations with fewer than six staff £160
B NHS Acute Trust / PCT palliative care units/teams with annual running costs of under £1 million Organisations with annual running costs under £1 million £210
C NHS Acute Trust / PCT palliative care units/teams with annual running costs between £1-2 million Organisations with annual running costs between £1-2 million £285
D NHS Acute Trust / PCT palliative care units/teams with annual running costs of over £2 million* Organisations with annual running costs of over £2 million* £450
  *Band D receives two copies of all publications  

Organisations who have an interest in Palliative Care

Band

Organisation 2009/10 Cost
E

Voluntary organisations, PCTs, Strategic Health Authorities, Cancer Networks, Cardiac Networks, Social Services, Academic Bodies, pharmaceutical companies, Independent Healthcare Bodies, Workforce Development Confederations etc.

£210
F
Individual Care Homes
Multi-disciplinary team based in Primary Care
Small organisations who have an interest in or provide palliative care services (with annual running costs under £100,000)
£120

Individual Subscription (not for organisations)

Band

  2009/10 Cost
I One copy of each new title, magazine and briefing £90

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