- Death Awareness Week - Survey and Report
- New group established to advise Scottish Government on Palliative Care
- To Absent Friends: Activity Report and Evaluation
- SPPC Work Plan for 2016-17
- New palliative care research forum
Welcome
Welcome to the Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care
The Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care is an umbrella and representative organisation which, through a collaborative approach, supports and contributes to the development and strategic direction of palliative care in Scotland.
Our objective is to promote equitable access throughout Scotland to high quality palliative care for individuals and families on the basis of need not diagnosis. With our member organisations, we contribute to national thinking and policy in relation to palliative care and promote improvements in service delivery at local level.
This website will tell you more about palliative care and palliative care services in Scotland, as well as about the activities and publications of the Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care. We hope you find it useful.
Find out more about the Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care
Latest news
Death Awareness Week - Survey and Report
We are currently seeking feedback on people's experiences of Death Awareness Week Scotland, which took place 8-15 May 2016.
New group established to advise Scottish Government on Palliative Care
The Scottish Government is establishing a National Implementation Advisory Group to advise it on the implementation of the commitments set out within the Strategic Framework for Action. The members of the new group are:
To Absent Friends: Activity Report and Evaluation
We have published a report reflecting on the success of last year's To Absent Friends festival. The report outlines the aims and rationale behind the festival, and gives an overview of festival activity. The report explores ways of evaluating the effectiveness of the festival, and reflects on learning gained.
