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to attend the session please contact Laura Martin laura.martin2@gov.scot for further information and TEAMs meeting link. Scottish Government - Programme for Government The Scottish Government has published A Fairer, Greener Scotland:

For more information contact: michaela.hubmann@manchester.ac.uk Research into experiences of dying at home during the pandemic Marie Curie and the University of Birmingham are seeking the experiences of bereaved unpaid carers that

dying. For more information contact Fiona Moore at education@accord.org.uk or visit the website . Registration is open here . Online Namaste Care Training - Autumn 2022 Organised by Ayrshire Hospice and the Prince & Princess of Wales

interested to attend please contact caroline.sime@palliativecarescotland.org.uk SPPC Response to Human Rights Bill Consultation The SPPC has submitted a response  to the Scottish Government's Human Rights Bill consultation.  The SPPC

care staff who come into contact with bereaved people including GPs, care home staff, child death review co-ordinators and others. Find out more and book your free place on Eventbrite . SPPC submission to the Scottish COVID inquiry

completing the form, you can contact HIS at: his.standardsandindicators@nhs.scot . Back to top Academic and Research Supporting End of Life Care in NHS Highland: Accounting for Value Report NHS Highland and Highland Hospice have

more information, contact Binu Perera at bpp24@cam.ac.uk. New Study of Mortality in Scottish Care Homes A new study has been published which aimed to describe patterns and associations with mortality among people moving in to care

  For more information contact Ben Bowers on  bb527@medschl.cam.ac.uk Sharing Scottish Practice The SPPC Palliative Care Poster Parade is an online collection of posters showcasing best practice and new initiatives to improve

a training session, please contact web@gires.org.uk . Sharing current Scottish Practice The Poster Exhibition  at the SPPC Annual Conference 2024 showcased best practice and new initiatives to improve experiences of living with serious

your display stands, please contact Pauline Ellison for a proposal form at pauline@palliativecarescotland.org.uk , to be submitted by Monday 29 September 2025. View the programme so far and book your tickets here: Scottish Partnership for