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Aid Skills for Everyone (EASE) Online EASE is a free course for people who want to be better equipped to help friends or family who are caring, dying, or grieving. EASE online is designed for members of the public and the course welcomes

the development of the EASE course by the SPPC. More information about the EASE course is available here: EASE course . SPPC Annual Report and Accounts The SPPC has published its accounts for the year ending 31 March 2021. Back to top

Aid Skills for Everyone (EASE) public education course since its launch, which includes training and supporting EASE facilitators to deliver the course to communities across Scotland.  Caroline is an experienced trainer and facilitator with a

Aid Skills for Everyone (EASE) public education course since its launch, which includes training and supporting EASE facilitators to deliver the course to communities across Scotland. Caroline is an experienced trainer and facilitator with a

Aid Skills for Everyone (EASE) EASE is a new public education course for anyone who wants to know more about dying, death and bereavement. Developed by the SPPC, the course explores the basics of end-of-life care and addresses some of the

Update Podcast - The increase in deaths at home during the COVID-19 Pandemic and Implications for end of life care in 2023 Jan Savinc appeared on an SCADR Research Update podcast to summarise his research into the increase in deaths at home

Threshold Choirs is to bring ease and comfort to those at the thresholds of living and dying. They believe that a calm and focused presence at the bedside, with gentle voices, simple songs, and sincere kindness, can be soothing and reassuring to

care about, is at increased risk of getting seriously ill and potentially dying from COVID-19. End of Life Aid Skills for Everyone (EASE) SPPC has produced an online education module, End of Life Aid Skills for Everyone (EASE). The

you'd like to share, please get in touch . Back to top Public and Patient Experience Men's perspectives of caring for a female partner with cancer: A longitudinal narrative study Jenny Young, Austyn Snowden, Richard G. Kyle,

25 years, Karan Casey has released 11albums as well as contributing to numerous other artists’ projects. She has toured extensively throughout the world, performing with her own band as well as diverse collaborations. In this session Karan