Supporting and helping those living with dying, death and bereavement and their carers is a priority for BLMK. The well being of families, carers and communities is uppermost in the minds of our health and social care professionals. We want the well being and quality of life to be maintained throughout life and tailor the care we deliver around what matters most. As we review the end of life services that we currently offer, we intend to put the individual and their family at the centre. Participation in the Marie Curie Survey is the first step towards achieving our aim and we would be grateful for your support. Further information on the BLMK End of Life review will be released on this page as our work takes shape.
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20 February 2025
Women in East of England could get cancer detected earlier as a result…
Breast cancer cases in the East of England could be detected earlier as a major new NHS drive begins, supporting thousands more women in the region…
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20 February 2025
Embrace the outdoors this half term with some family fun
A senior NHS leader is encouraging families to get out and about this February half term despite the chilly weather. Engaging in outdoor activities not…
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18 February 2025
Parents urged to catch up on children’s vaccinations at clinics this February…
Parents of children who have not received all of their routine immunisations have been urged to attend a series of catch-up sessions this February half term. Dates have now been…
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17 February 2025
Act to help prevent cancer during Cancer Prevention Action Week
A senior NHS doctor in Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes is calling on all residents to look at their lifestyles to help reduce the chances of getting cancer, during Cancer…
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14 February 2025
Look after your heart health this Valentine’s Day
Elizabeth Barrett Browning famously asked her beloved: “How do I love thee? Let me count the ways,” but as Valentine’s Day arrives, a local NHS leader has reminded men and…
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12 February 2025
NHS urges eligible people to get free RSV vaccination
NHS England has launched a new campaign to encourage uptake of free RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) vaccinations which will be available from 10 February 2025. RSV causes common colds and…