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‘Treat everyone as you would like to be treated’

Layla Haidrani @layla_haidrani Editorial assistant
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Clinical lead and hospice services manager Marie Morrissey on the ability to multitask when caring for people with terminal illnesses

What is your job?

I am the day hospice/outpatient services manager and clinical lead for EMIS [electronic record-sharing system] at Marie Curie Hospice, Belfast. At Marie Curie, we provide care and support to people living with any terminal illness and to their families.

Cancer Nursing Practice. 16, 7, 23-23. doi: 10.7748/cnp.16.7.23.s20

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12 September 2017 / Vol 16 issue 7

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