The Hospice Care web ring was created in an effort to bring together people who are involved in hospice care. The Hospice Care Ring is a place for hospice workers, caregivers, and people who know first hand about grief and healing to come together to share ideas, and help each other. I am a true believer in the philosophy that we can learn from one another, if we only take the time to share a bit of ourselves.
All sites accepted into the ring must be related to hospice or palliative care (comfort care). Your site can pretain to caregiving, grief, pain or symptom control, facts, history, etc.
Your site cannot have any offensive, illegal or pornographic material on it or linked to it.
Your site cannot be related solely to promoting a commercial product or commercial service.
The URL that you submit to the ring, must be the URL that includes the web ring code and graphics. For example, you can't submit your opening page, and then put the code and graphics on a page called "Web Rings." If you want the code and graphics to appear on your web ring page, then please submit the URL for your web ring page.
Fill out the following form to submit your site to the ring:
I will then visit your site, and if I find that you have meet the rules for joining the ring, you will recieve email with the html code, and the graphic to place on your page.
Your site will not be added to the ring until the html code and graphic has been placed on your page.
Here is an example of what the ring will look like on your page:
Members of the Hospice Care Ring can join our new mailing list. You will receive updates as new sites are added to the ring, descriptions of new sites in the ring, and happenings with the ring. Here is a easy way for you to keep up with the ring without having to surf it everyday! This mailing list is only open to sites that are in the Hospice Care Ring.
Thank you for stopping by the HOSPICE CARE RING. I would like to take this moment to thank Pam North for all her efforts in starting this webring. Pam's contribution to Nursing on the internet and in forming the HOSPICE as well as the NURSES ON THE WEB webrings has been made a huge impact on many lives. She has brought so many of us together. It is with great pleasure and honor that I have been asked by Pam to carry on her tradition. I will do my best to continue what she has started. Thank you Pam for all you have done for internet Nursing. Cindy Nye RN
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