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of DNACPR discussions. Themes revealed the importance of DNACPR discussions being held by someone trusted and the importance of family/ carer involvement, as well as perceived concerns about burdening family members. Timing of discussions

improvements within 4 key themes (symptom control, shared decision making, outpatients, communication/handovers). For more information contact Mark Hazelwood . Contribution to Openness about Death Award We are pleased to announce the

has produced a series of themes that provide insight into the experiences of palliative and end of life care from personal and professional perspectives. Back to top Web News Sue Ryder Online Community Sue Ryder's Online

Dying Patients: Report of themes from free text responses Impact of population ageing on end-of-life care in Scotland: Population based projections of place of death and recommendations for future service provision Improving

it explores some of the themes that have emerged from the first five biennial Public Health Palliative Care International conferences in Calicut, Dhaka, Limerick, Bristol and Ottawa and discusses developments over that period. The full paper

films and resources on four themes: What happens when someone is dying?; Planning ahead; Death in times of covid-19; Caring for the carer . Also included in the pack is a guide to hosting digital events, with tips on how to plan, host and

and also cross cutting themes for further improvement. Isolation exemptions for health and social care staff The Scottish Government has published a framework for the implementation of isolation exemptions for health and social care

for abstracts, including the themes, can be found on the Marie Curie website . To submit an abstract, please complete this form by 5pm on Monday 9 October 2023. Registrations for the conference will open in November 2023. Seeking

Social Care Academy and the themes also featured on Radio Scotland. We were also very lucky to have some guest bloggers, sharing their expertise on how people can be helped to have a good death in different settings: A Good Death at Home

and includes the following themes (as well as others not listed): Workforce and skills issues Referral/transition across health and social care services, particularly continuity of care and care out of hours Managing symptoms and care