Charles Normand.]]> Charles Normand.]]> Programme Management:
Mervyn Taylor, Hospice Friendly Hospitals Manager.
Michael Shannon, Director, HSE Office of Nursing and Midwifery Services Director.
Professor Brendan McCormack, University of Ulster, Supervision.

Programme Lead:
Lorna Peelo-Kilroe National Practice Development Coordinator, End of Life Care. 

Programme Co Facilitator:
Mary Bowen, Operations Manager Hospice Friendly Hospitals (HFH). 

Participating Hospitals:
Adelade and Meath National Children’s Hospital.
Tallaght Beaumont Hospital.
Dublin Connolly Hospital.
Blanchardstown Cork University Hospital.
Mater Hospital, Dublin,
Beneavin Lodge Nursing Home and Church View Nursing Home. Mid Western Regional Hospital, Dooradoyle Limerick University Hospital) St James’s Hospital, Dublin University College Hospital, Galway]]> Dr. Paul K. Miller.
Helen Harnett.
Denise Robinson. ]]> Nic Hughes.]]> International Observatory on End of Life Care at the Institute for Health Research, Lancaster University, United Kingdom. ]]> Michael Browne.
Daphne Doran.]]> of end-of-life care that people can expect in a hospital hospitals in terms of service
provision, support and quality of care and identify the essential elements that need to be
in place to ensure a consistent quality approach to end of life care across the hospital
setting, whether death is sudden or expected. ]]> Ken Worpole
. ]]> October, 2009.]]> It is not
designed to be read as a stand alone document, or to be prescriptive on an individual
patient’s care, rather it provides a set of key considerations for staff in end-of-life care. ]]> provide practical advice and prompts along the end-of-life journey. It is not designed to be
read as a stand alone document, or to be prescriptive on an individual patient’s care, rather it
provides a set of key considerations for staff in end-of-life care. ]]>