Welcome to May’s edition of LPCN News.
As we are all aware, we are working in unprecedented times and the LPCN is focussing on helping Leeds to manage the COVID-19 pandemic. The response to the pandemic has seen the fastest and most far-reaching repurposing of NHS, social care and third sector services, teams and capacity.
I’d like to thank everyone working across the breadth of palliative and end of life care for their rapid and coherent response to the evolving crisis and to their continued collaboration, support and dedication throughout this time. I’d also like to thank Dr Mike Stockton for remaining on board as co-chair with myself to provide extra resilience during the pandemic.
The LPCN team will continue to provide support and to help ensure that health and care professionals in Leeds have swift and timely access to palliative and end of life care guidance, information and support in this evolving situation. We will of course keep you updated and do please keep visiting our website for all the latest developments.
Dr Adam Hurlow, Chair, LPCN
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