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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

We have grouped current and active research from members, and listed under themes. The themes and associated research group/s are detailed below. Theme Research Group Bereavement /Carers /

responses on a range of current issues Occasional publications on other topics These can be viewed below. We also have a range of resources available on our Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief website .   Briefings and consultation

responses on a range of current issues Occasional publications on other topics These can be viewed below. We also have a range of resources available on our Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief website .   Briefings and consultation

responses on a range of current issues Occasional publications on other topics These can be viewed below. We also have a range of resources available on our Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief website .   Briefings and consultation

to carers assessment. Her current role is Head of Clinical Governance and Practice Development at the Ayrshire Hospice. Gail Ewing Dr Gail Ewing BSc PhD is a Senior Research Associate at the Centre for Family Research, University of

- an overview of the current situation and work underway Dr Paul Baughan, GP, Dollar Health Centre, Clackmannanshire National Clinical Lead for Palliative and End of Life Care, Healthcare Improvement Scotland How can we improve ACP

carers compared to the current plastic bags within the acute hospitals across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde? 12. End of life care in hospital - are we getting it right? 13. End of life care: service evaluation in a hospice

and what barriers there may currently be to young people accessing their services. PowerPoint presentation available here. Breakout Session C: It’s not just about medicines! Janet Trundle, Macmillan Specialist Pharmacist in

in Scotland, and what current evidence tells us about their, and their families?, palliative and psychosocial support needs. 5 Presentations and Discussion: The group heard two presentations (PowerPoint slides attached): The work of