© 2002-2009 Salisbury Hospicecare Trust, a company limited by guarantee registered in England. Company No: 6525170.
Charity No: 1123314. Registered office: Salisbury Hospice, Salisbury District Hospital, Salisbury SP2 8BJ.
Patient Care
Palliative Care Explained
The recognition of the importance of Palliative Care has grown in recent years. It provides for the total care of the patient and their family, when faced with a progressive life limiting disease.
The majority of the patients seen by the service have cancer. This illness has an effect on the whole family as well as the patient. Therefore it is important to include family members in our support services.
The support offered may be symptom control, practical or emotional support with time to listen and discuss any concerns the patient or carers may need to explore.
The Following Services are based at Salisbury Hospice
- The In Patient Unit
- Community Palliative Care Nurses visiting patients in their homes
- Hospital Palliative Care Nurses visiting patients in Hospital
- Peter Gillam Support Centre providing day care for patients and support for carers
- Family Support Team providing practical advice and bereavement support
- Physiotherapists, Occupational and Complementary Therapists
- Education and Training for Hospice staff and other medical and nursing professionals
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