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kind permission to reproduce content from their publication What to expect when someone important to you is dying , which can be downloaded or purchased from the NCPC website . Changes to Council Welcome to Mandy Yule, Chief Executive

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our blog focuses on the content of a few of these posters. This month, we focus on: Managing home support volunteers during a pandemic NHSGGC inspiring leadership, leading self and leading with others in a palliative care setting

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