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Today’s guest post comes from Trish Greenhalgh — professor of primary care health sciences, University of Oxford and co-author of The Complete Guide to Breast Cancer

We just finished a 10-week discovery, here’s what we found

Today’s guest post comes from Ivor Williams. Ivor leads end of life care projects at the Helix Centre at Imperial College London

Some of our printed resources are now available via a Creative Commons licence so organisations can make them part of their work in a way that makes sense for everyone

Recently, we found ourselves fascinated by a Twitter thread started by Cass HM for an embroidery project she’s working on

Another blog on the NHS Long Term Plan (LTP). Sorry.

Whilst we like to think of ourselves as logical, rational beings, many of us are affected by optimism bias, and it deeply impacts our decision making

Celia has worked on issues surrounding decision-making and mental capacity for many years, and was a member of the core group who produced the new guidance published today

What will it take to wake people up to this? DNACPR is about protecting and valuing people. It is not an insult. I wish more people knew this

Reflections from supporting 25,000 people plan for the end of life

I spoke with actor, producer and author Greg Wise about how we talk about death, the medicalisation of death, and Greg’s own experiences with his sister Clare through her cancer diagnosis until her death in 2016

Joe Hammond has motor neurone disease. He has been writing and talking about how he is preparing himself and his family for his death