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Massachusetts Ramping Up Pediatric Palliative Care Funding

Hospice News

Massachusetts legislators recently allocated more than $8.7 Massachusetts State Sen. Children and families in Massachusetts access these services through providers in the state’s Pediatric Palliative Care Network, which provides care for youths facing life-limiting illnesses. Last year the state appropriated $6.5

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Massachusetts State Budget Allocations $10.4M for Pediatric Palliative Care

Hospice News

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has approved its 2025 state budget that includes outlays to support palliative care services for children. Children and families in Massachusetts access these services through providers in the state’s Pediatric Palliative Care Network, which provides care for youths facing life-limiting illnesses.

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Early Telepalliative Care Can Reduce Caregiver Burden, Improve Quality

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The findings could indicate that telepalliative care could be an effective avenue for caregiver support, according to researcher Joseph Greer, psychologist and associate professor of psychology at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), an affiliate of Harvard Medical School.

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Trinity Health at Home to Shut Down Massachusetts Hospice, Home Health Agency

Hospice News

Massachusetts-based health system Trinity Health will close its home health and hospice program in the West Springfield community in September, laying off 60 employees in the process. The health system recently notified the Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development of the impending closure and layoffs.

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Caring for someone with dementia? In Massachusetts, a free program is here to help

HopeHealth

From free respite care to expert advice, here’s how the Alzheimer’s Disease Assistance Program is helping two Massachusetts families — and how it could help yours. In Massachusetts, a free program is here to help appeared first on HopeHealth. The post Caring for someone with dementia?

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Shoring Up the Next Generation of Hospice Chaplains

Hospice News

Providing ongoing avenues for clinical pastoral education is a large part of ensuring workforce sustainability, said Sarah Byrne-Martelli, staff chaplain at Massachusetts General Hospital’s Department of Spiritual Care.

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Chair of the Massachusetts Medical School Collaborative: All Med School Students Should Learn Serious Illness Communication

Hospice News

As the chair of the Massachusetts Medical School Collaborative and an associate professor at UMass Medical School, she is leading one effort to integrate palliative care into the core medical school curricula in her home state. We are about to publish papers on the curriculum mapping and focus groups.