05 Oct About Cranford Hospice
What better way to give you a glimpse of Cranford Hospice than through video? It is our privilege to walk alongside members of the wider Hawke’s...
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31 Mar Administering subcutaneous medications
Cranford Hospice has created the following video to provide medication training for patients and carers. The nursing team will have demonstrated how to administer medication subcutaneously...
31 Mar Changing a syringe driver
Cranford Hospice has created the following video to provide medication training for patients and carers. We are aware that there may be times when we may...
04 May Standards for Palliative Care
Hospice New Zealand have developed The Standards to support all hospice services to deliver consistent and best quality palliative and end of life care for...
04 May A Māori Palliative Care Framework for Hospices
A Māori Palliative Care Framework for Hospices, commissioned by Totara Hospice (South Auckland) jointly with Mary Potter Hospice (Wellington) has been developed is is available...
22 Apr Social Support Helplines
Our Family Support Team have pulled together a list of 24-hour Social Support Helplines. Please feel free to use and share with people that might...
29 Mar Last Days of Life Guidelines
Prescribing guidance for symptom management in last hours or days of life for restlessness/agitation, dyspnoea/breathlessness, nausea/vomiting, pain and upper airway secretions. Last days of Life -...
19 Mar Palliative Care Handbook—Hospice NZ
The 9th Edition of The Palliative Care Handbook has been reviewed by Hospice New Zealand and we are pleased to advise that The Palliative Care...
19 Mar What’s it like to die?
Death seems to have become a difficult topic for a lot of people. Many of us have lost the knowledge about what happens, what to...
18 Mar Kia kōrero | Let’s talk advance care planning
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Advance Care Planning (ACP) helps you, the important people in your life, and your health care team understand your priorities in situations when you are...
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