Usha Grieve

Director of partnerships and services

Usha leads the development of Compassion in Dying’s services, and works to ensure the voices and experiences of the people we support are understood, heard and acted upon. She is responsible for our collaborative and partnership work with other organisations, policy makers and individuals. Her background is in end-of-life domiciliary care and she has a particular interest in ways to put the theory of person-centred care into practice.

Blogs from Usha

Usha Grieve 18 March 2025

At the end of life, we don’t just need service change, we need culture change.

How can we foster a societal shift where people and communities own dying, not healthcare services?

Advance care planning Research and policy

Usha Grieve 12 September 2024

People’s voices matter. To transform end-of-life care for the better, we must listen to them

Our response to Lord Darzi’s independent investigation of the NHS in England.

Research and policy

Usha Grieve 25 July 2023

Recognising the past when planning for the future

An advance statement for people who have experienced homelessness

Advance statement