Scotmid Funerals were recently invited to talk at study days organised by NHS Lothian and held at The Royal Hospital for Children and Young People and The Western General Hospital.
Funeral Director Christine Crompton, Embalmer Dawn Quinn and Funeral Arranger Julie Little actively participated to provide information surrounding caring for the person who has died, funeral arrangements and compassionate support and care to those in need.
The primary objective of these training days was to equip staff with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver exceptional End of Life care and support the bereaved with compassion and sensitivity. By fostering a deeper understanding of the responsibilities of Funeral Directors, participants gained valuable insights into this pivotal role.
Through these collaborative efforts, NHS Lothian Bereavement Services are taking proactive steps to ensure that staff are well-prepared to deliver high-quality care and support to individuals facing end-of-life situations.
The commitment to compassionate and sensitive care exhibited during these training days reflects a dedication to upholding the dignity and well-being of all individuals involved in the end-of-life journey.
