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Letter from Dr. Mary Redmond to Veronie Hanly about proposed first meeting of Research Committee
Dr. Mary Redmond writes to Veronie Hanly regarding the upcoming launch of the Irish Hospice Foundation and her wishes for the Research Committee to meet before the launch in an undated letter (most likely sent the first week of April, 1986).
Letter from Dr. Michael Moriarty to Dr. Mary Redmond accepting invitation to join Research Committee
Dr. Michael Moriarty accepts Dr. Mary Redmond's invitation for him to join the Irish Hospice Foundation's Research Committee in a letter dated January 06, 1986.
Memorandum of a meeting with Dr. Mary Redmond, Professor James McCormick and Professor John Feehly regarding Research Committee
Dr. Mary Redmond recounts a meeting with Professors James McCormick and John Feely regarding the formation of the Irish Hospice Foundation's Research Committee in a undated memorandum from sometime in 1985.
Note from Father Patrick Bastable to Dr. Mary Redmond accepting a position on the Ethics Committee
Father Patrick Bastable accepts Dr. Mary Redmond's invitation for him to join the Ethics Committee of the Irish Hospice Foundation in a handwritten note dated November 06, 1986.
Invitation to Masterclass on 'Bereavement Services for Adults' with Professor Shelia Payne, 2006
An invitation to book a place on a seminar entitled 'Bereavement Services for Adults' by Professor Shelia Payne.
Evaluation Report: ‘The Impact of Caring for Infants and Children who Die – Helping Staff to Cope with Grief and Build Resilience’
An evaluation report compiled to review the workshop experience run by Danai Papadatou
The Impact of Caring for Infants and Children who Die: helping staff cope with grief and build resistance
A flyer promoting a bereavement workshop being run by Professor Danai Papadatou, Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Athens
Loss, Death and Work for Organisations and Individuals: Building Community in Challenging Times
A leaflet promoting a seminar run by David Charles- Edwards, regarding how to deal with the challenges that grief and change bring to a workplace.
Handouts for Loss, Death and Work for Organisations and Individuals masterclass.
Handouts provided by masterclass leader David Charles-Edwards as part of the seminar on death and bereavement in the workplace, held in conjunction with the Irish Hospice Foundation
Participant responses on seminar, 'Reflecting on Bereavement Care – what helps and how can we improve it?'
Rating and responses of participants to the experience of the seminar, 'Reflecting on Bereavement Care – what helps and how can we improve it?' given by Professor Henk Schut, from the University of Utrecht.