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seem to be at odds with the content of the rest of the report. The MAC are currently seeking evidence to help inform their review of the shortage occupation list. Scottish Care and others are co-ordinating their responses to this consultation.

\t "_blank" It Takes a Village is a powerful and challenging series of portraits and personal stories?exploring the idea that as people?s health deteriorates, care and support comes in

as ethically?and/or legally contentious, such as CPR and artificial nutrition and hydration? feeding into medical education and training for established doctors as well as people entering the medical profession. In 2006 the GMC ran workshops

. Feel free to draw on the content of the SPPC draft if that is helpful. Read the SPPC's draft response here . We are sorry about the fairly tight timescale across the summer holidays. This is an unavoidable consequence of the timeline

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About the SPPC The Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care (SPPC) is the umbrella body for organisations with an interest in palliative care in Scotland. Our 54 members include all the territorial

on Palliative Care Content to be hosted on the NHS Inform website has been developed by SLWG4. NHS Inform are currently developing the area ready for hosting. Clinical Guidelines Living and Dying Well said that all NHS Boards