As central government revises its messaging around the COVID-19 response, the Mid and South Essex Health and Care Partnership continues to encourage people to use the NHS if they need it.
Update from Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust
An informative update from Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust including their plans for delivering a Trust-wide Critical care service.
Dying Matters Week : Wrap Up
Conversations about death allow us to accept it as a natural stage of life. We can explore ways to honour our lives by ‘dying well’, through encouraging conversation and taking action. What action will you take?
Dying Matters Week : The Terminally Ill
People who know they are dying often don't feel heard by family and friends. Don't let fear of getting it wrong stop you from talking and listening.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): fraud and cyber crime
This guidance explains simple steps you can take to protect yourself and your business against fraud and cyber crime and where to get help.
Dying Matters Week: Mental Health
It may seem daunting to speak to someone you know with a mental health condition, who has experienced bereavement. If you can, talk to them and be there to listen.
Dying Matters Week : Stillbirth and Miscarriage
You may know someone who has experienced stillbirth or miscarriage. It may be difficult for them to talk about their loss but when they do, all you need to do is listen.
Dying Matters Week: Homelessness
Who is going to raise the question of, ‘who do homeless people talk to’ when they experience loss or grief?
Dying Matters Week: Carers
As a carer when a person they have cared has died, they grieve too. Its ok to ask them about their loss, be there to listen.
Dying Matters Week: Sudden and traumatic death
If you know someone who has experienced sudden or traumatic death, sometimes it’s difficult to know what to do or say. It’s ok to talk about the person who has died, sitting with the discomfort may be the support they need.
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