Questions for: 'motor neurone disease'
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The 30 critical illnesses covered are:- Major Cancers- Heart Attack- Stroke- Coronary Artery By-Pass Surgery- Kidney Failure- Aplastic Anaemia- Blindness (Loss of Sight)- End Stage Lung Disease- End Stage Liver Failure- Coma- Deafness (Loss of Hearin...
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Where can I find information concerning the rights and needs of carers, in the HSC core Parenting and Caring?
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The rights of anyone in care arebasically that they are treated with respect and dignity and that the carerattends to their specific needs and does not impose low expectations on theirquality of life.Further information on carers may beobtained from ...
HSC Online
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Hospice care is available to anyone with a life limiting illness regardless of diagnosis e.g. Motor neurone disease, end stage heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Show/Hide
Willowburn Hospice
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Yes. Grove House cares for people living with other progressive, life-threatening illnesses such as motor neurone disease, chronic heart disease, and chronic respiratory illnesses, with a prognosis of less than 12 months, and who would benefit from p...
FAQ | Grove House Hospice St Albans/Herts
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No, North Haven Hospice cares for people who have a life-limiting illness. This could be cancer, end stage heart, lung or renal disease, Motor Neurone Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, HIV/AIDS as well as other medical conditions for which there is no cur...
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We provide care for patients with any condition which is life threatening. Over 90% of our patients have cancer, but we also help patients with motor neurone disease and other neurological conditions, heart and lung disease and AIDS.5.
Dorothy House Hospice Care
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About 80% of patients referred to Mary Potter Hospice have cancer but we can care for any person with a limited life expectancy from such causes as motor neurone disease, heart or other organ failure, AIDS etc.
Mary Potter Hospice FAQ
