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Needs of people with terminal illnesses not being met

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Front-line clinicians say lack of coordination between teams delivering care, insufficient funding for services and time-poor staff are barriers to meeting the needs of people with a terminal illness, according to a new survey commissioned by Marie Curie, the leading charity for people living with terminal illnesses. 500 clinical professionals across the UK also reveal that a shortage of specialist palliative care services and difficulty of accessing social care are also barriers to meeting the needs of people with a terminal illness. The new Ipsos MORI online survey, which explores perceptions among a sample of 500 clinical professionals of the

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