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and of the NHS priority for cancer services in Scotland, this paper focuses on the provision of palliative care for people with cancer. It was intended to be of use to those with responsibility for commissioning cancer services and for those

Cancer and Palliative Nursing Service, Wick NHS Highland Palliative Care beds available if needed. Home care, extended home nursing and hospital support for people with cancer and other progressive conditions within

Macmillan Cancer and Palliative Care Team, Lerwick NHS Shetland Impatient, Home care, hospital support and chemotherapy service for patients with cancer Services Home Care - Support and advice provided by community

News New Strategy for Cancer Services The SPPC has responded to a Scottish Government consultation on a new strategy for cancer services. The SPPC's response can be viewed here: SPPC Response to SG Consultation on a New Strategy

Scotland Macmillan Cancer Support Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres Marie Curie MND Scotland Multiple Sclerosis Society Scotland NHS Inform Palliative Care Zone North of Scotland Cancer Network Pain Association

Dementia Dialogue. Cancer Strategy The Scottish Government's has published a new cancer strategy, Beating Cancer: Ambition and Action , aiming to tackle cancer by improving prevention, detection, diagnosis, treatment and after care.

European Association for Cancer Education The European Association for Cancer Education (EACE) aims to improve clinical outcomes through the education and training of individuals involved within the cancer and palliative care continuum and

. Scottish Government Cancer Strategy The Scottish Government have published a new 10-year Cancer Strategy and an associated Cancer Action Plan for Scotland (2023-2026). Parliamentary Questions Miles Briggs MSP lodged the

areas of dementia, breast cancer, prostate cancer, head and neck cancer. Professionals can now also browse through a selection of resources in Macmillan’s education and training open community space before proceeding to sign in or sign up

Techniques for Cancer Pain 3 June 2016, Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre, Glasgow. (Organised by West of Scotland Interventional Cancer Pain Service, Association for Palliative Medicine, and the Beatson West of Scotland