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Manager, SIGN.  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 illness, dying and bereavement in

Practice 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 illness, dying and bereavement in

is CEO of Scottish Care, the current Chair of the Bereavement Charter Group for Scotland and a former UK Bereavement Commissioner. Each day in Scotland tens of thousands of people depend on staff in care homes, care at home and housing support to

out more here . 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 illness, dying and bereavement in

(Scotland) Bill MSPs can currently submit “amendments” (changes) to the Bill. Daily lists of amendments are being published on the Scottish Parliament website. A Marshalled List of amendments (arranged in order of appearance in the Bill)

and extend the scope of the current guidance Withholding and Withdrawing Treatment . Suzanne Wood , Policy Adviser, Standards & Ethics at the GMC delivered a presentation and led a discussion around this subject at the meeting. AGM

for the future. Some current palliative care research Professor Scott Murray , St Columba’s Hospice Chair of Primary Palliative Care gave a presentation outlining some ways in which Scottish palliative care research is leading

were to explore and map current Chronic Oedema/ Lymphoedema services in Scotland, to undertake a prevalence study of lymphoedema, and to provide an assessment of need. XPG presentation - Lymphoedema Research Project 5 December 2007

Care (UK). Speaks to the current context and covers issues such as funerals, isolation, children etc.: https://www.cruse.org.uk/get-help/coronavirus-dealing-bereavement-and-grief Death Registration Tell Us Once enables people to report

Care Together Michael currently leads a service transformation for those in the last year of life in Highland. This involves taking a population value approach through organisational partnership to improve outcomes for people at this time.