In 2014 Seth Goodburn died from pancreatic cancer, 33 short and heart-breaking days after diagnosis. Seth wanted to die at home, however the weight of systems and processes meant that he sadly died in an acute hospital. After Seth died, his wife Lesley shared their story via a play, a film and an educational resource called Seth's Story. Sharing the story aims to:
improve end of life care
highlight the need for psychosocial support
raise awareness of pancreatic cancer signs and symptoms.
10 years later, join this free conference to hear the impact of sharing Seth's Story, the improvements that have been made and future plans to help others share their experiences through creative artforms. Seth's Legacy Conference will take place at Keele University, where there will be an amazing line of presenters and performers covering pancreatic cancer, compassion and creativity in the impressive chapel on the campus.
Registered address:
Patient Safety Learning, China Works SB203, 100 Black Prince Road Vauxhall, London, SE1 7SJ
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