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Shooting Star Hospice in Hampton is taking part in a new project that will support parents of children who die suddenly.

QUINTET, which is being funded by a £1.2 million grant, involves researchers from a number of universities including Surrey. They will undertake a national survey of bereaved parents which will be the largest ever conducted in England. Sarah Hodkinson, from Shooting Star Hospice, explains how the results will be used. https://audioboom.com/posts/8746866-sarah-hodkinson-from-shooting-star-hospice

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