Medical sociologist Professor David Clark, a lecturer and researcher at Lancaster University and founder of the International Observatory on End of Life Care. Professor Clark was also Director of the Institute for Health Research.

The professorship was co-hosted by the Faculty of Health Sciences at Trinity College Dublin and the School of Medicine and Health Sciences at University College Dublin and funded by IHF for three years.

During his visiting professorship Dr Clark delivered a number of lectures, was involved in reviewing IHF research grant applications and supported development and expansion of IHF education programmes. ]]> Medical sociologist Professor David Clark, a lecturer and researcher at Lancaster University and founder of the International Observatory on End of Life Care. Professor Clark was also Director of the Institute for Health Research.
The professorship was co-hosted by the Faculty of Health Sciences at Trinity College Dublin and the School of Medicine and Health Sciences at University College Dublin and funded by IHF for three years.
During his visiting professorship Dr Clark delivered a number of lectures, was involved in reviewing IHF research grant applications and supported development and expansion of IHF education programmes. ]]> Irish Hospice Foundation]]> Irish Hospice Foundation]]> Medical sociologist Professor David Clark, a lecturer and researcher at Lancaster University and founder of the International Observatory on End of Life Care. Professor Clark was also Director of the Institute for Health Research.
The professorship was co-hosted by the Faculty of Health Sciences at Trinity College Dublin and the School of Medicine and Health Sciences at University College Dublin and funded by IHF for three years.
During his visiting professorship Dr Clark delivered a number of lectures, was involved in reviewing IHF research grant applications and supported development and expansion of IHF education programmes. ]]> Irish Hospice Foundation]]> Irish Hospice Foundation]]> Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.

Therese Brady, Howard Kunin- Irish Hospice Foundation

Morna Hogan, Sharon O’Brien, Liam O’Siorain-
Palliative Care Service, Saint James’s Hospital, Dublin.]]> Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.

Therese Brady, Howard Kunin- Irish Hospice Foundation

Morna Hogan, Sharon O’Brien, Liam O’Siorain-
Palliative Care Service, Saint James’s Hospital, Dublin.]]>
The Maternity network of the Hospice Friendly Hospitals was developed out of a desire to apply the principles of Hospice Friendly Hospitals in maternity settings. It was established following initial information and knowledge sharing meeting between the Dublin maternity hospitals in 2013.

The Maternity & Neonatal Hospice Friendly Hospitals Network is a national network for healthcare staff who work in the area of pregnancy loss and infant death. The aim of this network is to share information and advocate for improvements in end-of-life care and bereavement services.

The network was instrumental in the development of and public consultations involved in the HSEs ‘Standards for Bereavement Care Following Pregnancy Loss and Perinatal Death’ which were officially launched on August 10 2016.]]> Irish Hospice Foundation.]]> Irish Hospice Foundation.]]>