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Catherine Millington-Sanders
GP & National Clinical Champion for End of Life Care
Dr Catherine Millington-Sanders is a prominent figure in the field of end-of-life care and general practice in the United Kingdom. She currently serves as the RCGP / Marie Curie National End of Life Care Clinical Champion, a role she has held since 2013.1 Dr Millington-Sanders is a practicing GP in Surrey with over 15 years of experience, specializing in communication skills, death, dying, and grief.2
In her role as Clinical Champion, Dr Millington-Sanders leads a program to improve primary care provision for patients nearing the end of their life, including vulnerable populations such as those with dementia, learning disabilities, and autism.1 She has been instrumental in developing the Daffodil Standards, which help GPs assess and improve the end-of-life and palliative care they provide to patients.1
Dr Millington-Sanders' professional background includes:
- General Practitioner in Surrey24
- Macmillan GP in Kingston6
- Clinical commissioner and educationalist5
- 7 years of experience as a specialty doctor in palliative medicine5
She is passionate about family medicine, end-of-life care, cancer care, and elderly frail and care home care.4 Dr Millington-Sanders is also actively involved in raising awareness to help people understand their bodies, stay healthy, and build compassionate communities.3
As of January 2025, Dr Millington-Sanders continues to be a leading voice in end-of-life care, regularly participating in healthcare conferences and events to share her expertise and promote better practices in palliative care.67
Highlights
Do you work on an Integrated Care Board? Interested in improving palliative and end of life care? Please read & SHARE our 'Inspire resource for ICBs': https://bit.ly/3T59HMG - developed in response to the Health and Care Act 2022, Palliative Care mandate.
A collaborative celebration of inspiring #PalliativeCare & #bereavement projects collated from passionate colleagues around the UK doing incredible work to make a difference for people approaching the end of their lives and through bereavement.
I feel incredibly lucky to have worked on this with inspiring colleagues from Royal College of General Practitioners & EOLC Partners such as: Marie Curie UK Royal College of Nursing - Company Cruse Bereavement Support Resuscitation Council UK Together for Short Lives Hospice UK AtaLoss.org THE ASSOCIATION FOR PALLIATIVE MEDICINE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND Compassionate Communities UK Macmillan Cancer Support National Bereavement Alliance
A special shout out to Prof Max Watson who tirelessly creatively designed and inputted all the case studies. #WHPCDay22
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