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Pain Question Time (Public Consultation, Durham University, 24 April 2013)
Now it’s your turn to set the agenda and ask the questions you want to. You might want to demand better pain management services, or ask, why in the 21st century are there so many people living with pain? Should … Continue reading
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Tagged NHS, pain, pain management, palliative care, public consultation, theology, Wolfson Research Institute
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The Camera as Mirror: Movie-Making in Palliative Care (Film Screening & Discussion, Edinburgh, 19 March 2013)
The Camera as Mirror: Movie-Making in Palliative Care Documentary film and discussion with Dr Amy Hardie Tuesday 19th March 2013 6-7.30pm followed by wine reception Lecture Theatre 183, Old College, University of Edinburgh The film is 45 minutes long, following … Continue reading
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Tagged bodies, cancer, cinema, Edinburgh, film, MHRNS, palliative care, women
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Medical Humanities Seminars at Newcastle University’s Policy, Ethics and Life Sciences Research Institute
Marian Verkerk, University of Groningen Palliative sedation and euthanasia in the Netherlands 13th February 2013, 1–2 pm Seminar Room, 4th Floor Claremont Bridge Building, Newcastle University In this talk Professor Verkerk will draw upon her experience as the Chair of … Continue reading
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Tagged arts in health, dementia, medical humanities, palliative care, PEALS
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“The Eskdalemuir Harmonium”: Chris Dooks (Launch of Site-specific Album, Glasgow, 11 December 2012)
The University of The West of Scotland Presents: Launch event of THE ESKDALEMUIR HARMONIUM The Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow 11th December 2012 5.30pm, free, ticketed Artist Chris Dooks makes ‘sonic palliative care’ and has the work published on Canada’s … Continue reading
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Tagged arts, chronicity, idioholism, medical humanities, palliative care, sonic
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