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edition soon. If you have content suggestions including things you want to share please contact SPPC. We’ll try to keep things brief and relevant. Key links in this and future editions will also put on the expanding COVID-19 sections of the

when and where needed. The content is Enhanced Level, so is suitable for learners who wish to build on existing knowledge and experience. The content is divided into topic areas: Pain Management, Communication, Common PEoLC Symptoms, Palliative

http://www.palliativecarescotland.org.uk/content/publications/Letter-to-Boards---17-April-2014.pdf Members of the group expressed the view that there is

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Untitled document required at present. Group contact Michael McMahon MSP (0131 348 5828) Activities: Meetings at the Scottish

Inform Palliative Care Zone content. Please get in touch with feedback on any aspect of the palliative care zone content (including suggestions for new content). PALLIATIVE CARE FOR CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND BABIES Together for Short

kind permission to reproduce content from their publication What to expect when someone important to you is dying , which can be downloaded or purchased from the NCPC website . Changes to Council Welcome to Mandy Yule, Chief Executive

this blog focuses on the content of a few of these posters. This month, we focus on: "The Breath of Life: The Whole Shebang!" A Quality Improvement Project to Develop a Self-Management Programme for Breathlessness The Development of