Annual Conference 2019 - Posters

Derek Doyle Poster Prize 2019

Congratulations to Giorgos Tsiris, Donna Hastings, Becky Chaddock, Stephen Fischbacher and Margaret McLarty on coming first place in the Derek Doyle Poster Competition, for their poster Song writing for grief and loss: An intergenerational project between hospice patients and primary school children.

Second prize was awareded to Annabel Howell, Geraldine Finnan, Laura MacDougall and Roger Flint for their poster SPOT - The Safer Prescription of Opioids Tool Deployment in Clinical Practice.

Third prize went to Frazer Scott, Scott Paton, Heather Turner, Adam Findlay, Alison Provan and Simon Cassidy for their poster Young People’s Rollercoaster of Bereavement.

Prizes were decided by delegate votes, and awarded by Professor Bridget Johnston, Vice Chair of the Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care.

Poster displays

Listed below is a list of all the posters displayed at the 2019 Annual Conference - to view, click on the poster name.

1. A carer intervention to improve support for patients with delirium in a palliative care inpatient setting: A quality improvement approach

2. A Service Evaluation of the Fatigue, Anxiety and Breathlessness (FAB) Programme ran in day therapies at the Marie Curie Hospice in Edinburgh

3. Are Anticipatory Care Plans (ACP) implemented appropriately in patients who die soon after an Emergency Department admission?

4. Cat out of the Bag

5. CREOL - A realistic medicine approach to supporting compassionate care of the dying in any setting

6. Developing an Adult Palliative and End of Life Care Plan for Angus Health & Social Care Partnership

7. Dying well night and day: A mixed-methods evaluation of out-of-hours services in Scotland for people with palliative care needs

8. Hospice Incident Reporting: Our Transition from Paper to the Web

9. How can we ensure a realistic approach to dietetic care in acute medical inpatients? A retrospective cohort study of survival-related outcomes in patients referred to dietetics in NHS Fife

10. Introducing the Macmillan Support Worker : Innovative Practice within a Community Palliative Care Service

11. ‘Making Memories’ – An Exhibition of artwork by patients of Victoria Hospice

12. Music to my ears: Implementing personalised music playlists in a Hospice Inpatient Unit (IPU)

13. NHS Forth Valley Macmillan Healthcare Support Worker Project

14. Oral care at end of life

15. Paediatric End of Life Care - A National Managed Clinical Network Approach to Improving Care

16. Palliative Care: Succession planning for rare beasties

17. Palliative care volunteers in Europe: qualitative analysis of volunteer activities and experiences

18. Palliative News: Back to the Future

19. Project ECHO: Supporting children transitioning to adult palliative care services

20. Service Evaluation of Key Information Summary (KIS) Completeness and Changes over time for Patients Referred to Community Specialist Palliative Care Services

21. Song writing for grief and loss: An intergenerational project between hospice patients and primary school children

22. SPARC – Supportive and Palliative Action Register in the Community

23. SPOT - The Safer Prescription of Opioids Tool Deployment in Clinical Practice

24. The Truacanta Project – Helping Each Other with Death, Dying, Loss and Care

25. Tracing Autonomy: a reflective approach in support of autonomy in life

26. Welcoming the public to St. Columba’s Hospice on Edinburgh Doors Open Day

27. Young People’s Rollercoaster of Bereavement

28. Glasgow City’s Riverside Care Home

29. An Alternative place for Palliative Care

30. Improving Anticipatory Care Planning (ACP) in Palliative care

31. Identifying people living with COPD who would benefit from Palliative care in East Ayrshire

32. MAGICE model – getting palliative care right every time