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and social care system in Scotland? - How do hospices help address current challenges facing health and social care in Scotland? The report makes it clear that Scottish hospices have an essential role to play in improving care for individuals,

by emailing: funeralpoverty.scotland@gmail.com . Audit Scotland Report Audit Scotland have published their report NHS in Scotland 2015 . Back to top Practice Supporting carers at the end of life: an introductory training

Rates for Dementia in Scotland 2014-2020 The Scottish Government has published a first report into estimated and projected dementia diagnosis rates in Scotland 2014-20, based upon data from Health Boards in Scotland. Developing the

Study of volunteering in NHS Scotland The Scottish Health Council and Healthcare Improvement Scotland have published Volunteering in NHSScotland , an evaluation of progress with the Volunteering Programme for NHSScotland. Report: A profile

of the Year Award MND Scotland and Marie Curie Scotland won the ‘Campaigners of the Year’ award at the Herald Society Awards. General Nursing Council for Scotland (Education) Fund and Margaret Callum Rodger Award Applications

Head of Policy, Alzheimer Scotland; Trisha Hatt, Senior Macmillan Development Manager (Scotland), Macmillan Cancer Support; Richard Meade, Head of Policy and Public Affairs, Scotland, Marie Curie; Maria McGill, Chief Executive, Children’s

Death Awareness Week Scotland 2015 SPPC News Other News And Finally... Courses and Events Policy A National Clinical Strategy for Scotland The Scottish Government has published A National Clinical Strategy for

palliative care Alzheimer Scotland – Action on Dementia Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre Breast Cancer Care Scotland British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy British Heart Foundation Scotland British Lung

long, to mark@palliativecarescotland.org.uk by 11 February 2020. What next for palliative care in Scotland? Over the next year, the SPPC will be exploring what a future palliative care strategy for Scotland might look like. This will

Palliative Care, Macmillan Scotland, Cruse Scotland, Marie Curie Scotland, Sue Ryder Scotland and Scottish Care. More information about the festival and the events which took place is available on the website: To Absent Friends Festival .