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Annual conference 2010
PALLIATIVE CARE is everybody's business
Thursday 28 October 2010
Edinburgh Conference Centre
Heriot-Watt University
Edinburgh
From raising public consciousness of death/dying to the implications of euthanasia legislation, and from the origins of palliative care to the realities of delivering compassionate care today As well as hearing from excellent speakers you will have opportunities to participate in discussions which will help to shape directly the future of palliative care in Scotland.
Please click here to view the conference report.
Download the presentations:
- Palliative Care was Everybody's Business
- What if....? What would we do if the End of Life (Scotland) Bill was to be passed?
- Raising public awareness of death, dying, loss & bereavement
Download the posters displayed:
- How can quality of death in a Hospice be assessed routinely?
- Comparing Spirituality and Spiritual Well- Being with Quality of Death in a Hospice – a Feasibility Study
- Evaluation of Undergraduate Palliative Care Teaching in Edinburgh
- Palliative Care – Making a difference in Rural Uganda. Kenya and Malawi: Three rapid evaluation field studies
- Relaxation Outpatient Clinic
- Seven days a week – Providing a Community Clinical Nurse Specialist Service
- DNACPR Resuscitating Best Practice: Applying policy to practice in a Hospice setting
- Using patient and carer experience to improve palliative care for patients in the advanced stages of heart failure
- Delivery of end of life care for renal patients
- Palliative care carer experience influencing service change
- Health promoting palliative care
- An Audit of the use of Oxygen Therapy within a Hospice
- Palliative Care is Community Pharmacy’s Business Community Pharmacy and Living and Dying Well
- Methadone as an analgesic in palliative care: How useful is it?
- Audit of documentation of end of life care in Geriatrics wards
- Exploring the experience of palliative care from the perspective of the Community Learning Disability Nurse
- Implementing the Liverpool Care Pathway (LCP) in Lothian Hospitals (LUHD): Enabling and Sustaining Change
