A good death and dying well is a human right. Few individuals, organisations or care systems would dispute that there is more to do to ensure more people live and die well, but it can be hard to know where to start, what to focus on and how to get the best from everyone who has a stake in this universal experience.
Heather Richardson
I bring a breadth of experience in care for people living with life threatening/life limiting conditions and have worked as a clinician, academic and leader in the hospice and palliative care sector for over 30 years.
A part-time role at St Christopher’s Hospice in London, sustained engagement in global development of palliative care and regular involvement in a variety of national projects offer a range of insights and knowledge that can often unlock challenges or conundrums seemingly impenetrable or overwhelming.
I will particularly enjoy working with you if you want to grapple with complexity in health, social care and broader systems and are committed to change despite the challenges
Work with organisations
This includes help with strategy/service development, facilitation of events, project and change management, quality improvement and evaluation. Available to providers, funders and policy makers.
Work with individuals
This includes mentorship, support, career advice and supervision for senior clinicians and leaders.