Hospice staff keen to dispel negative stereotypes

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21 Oct 2014

Posted by ITV News | 10 October, 2014

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Hospices may be associated with death, dying and sadness. But health professionals who work in them say it's about much more than that.

As part of National Hospice Care Week, staff at LOROS in Leicestershire are keen to dispel some of the myths and negative stereotypes.

Please take a couple of minutes to watch this video, which was produced by ITV.

Thank you Shantaben, for helping us to spread our message about why Hospice care counts.

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