Help shape future of hospice care

Residents are being invited to help shape the future of hospice care in the region.
Thorpe Hall Hospice in Peterborough. Photo: Rowland Hobson/Peterborough TelegraphThorpe Hall Hospice in Peterborough. Photo: Rowland Hobson/Peterborough Telegraph
Thorpe Hall Hospice in Peterborough. Photo: Rowland Hobson/Peterborough Telegraph

Having expanded services over the past year and with ambitious plans to extend its reach even further in the future, Thorpe Hall Hospice, in Longthorpe, is introducing a service user group called Impact to ensure the views of patients, carers and the community are heard.

Hospice director Jane Petit said: “As a national charity Sue Ryder has a board of trustees but Impact will be a local group working specifically at Thorpe Hall. We will be looking to the group to provide us with a patient and carer perspective on our services and plans.”

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As well as attending regular monthly meetings, members of Impact may also be asked to get involved in the appointment of senior staff, attendance at internal hospice meetings and ongoing training.

A fact-finding meeting is being held at Thorpe Hall Hospice on October 13 at 11am. To come along email [email protected].

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