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here Future transitions in palliative care across the lifespan Tara French, Research Fellow, Glasgow School of Art Tara French outlined a new

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is a collaborative module, content is delivered by staff from St Margaret of Scotland Hospice, Clydebank. Further information available from Jacquie Lindsay on 0141 435 7017 or Dr Roseanne Cetnarskyj on 0141 331 8995. New Directions in

is a collaborative module, content is delivered by staff from St Margaret of Scotland Hospice, Clydebank. Further information available from Jacquie Lindsay on 0141 435 7017 or Dr Roseanne Cetnarskyj on 0141 331 8995. New Directions in

admissions to hospital. Content of discussion highlighted the importance of discussing prognosis and quality of life with patients. Also that patients find discussing DNACPR in the context of a wider discussion around treatment escalation

on the production and content of strategic commissioning plans which must be produced by integration authorities. One outcome indicator pertains to end of life. See the guidance here: weblink Improvement Collaborative (which includes

exhibition, leaflet, and web content that illustrate that as people's health deteriorates and they approach death, care and support comes in many guises and is needed by many different people. We also have available eleven information leaflets,

a new exhibition, and web content that illustrate that as people's health deteriorates and they approach death, care and support comes in many guises and is needed by many different people. We also already have available eleven information

blog focuses on the content of a few of these posters. This month, we focus on: Phase 2 randomised controlled trial of future care planning in patients with advanced heart disease Preparing for 'real life' - Reducing Death Anxiety