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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

the harm of one of the current difficulties around death, dying, loss or care? Could the work be classified as an early intervention along the journey of death, dying, loss or care? Approach For an article/project/paper to be

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

. 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

Manager, SIGN.  Sharing current Scottish Practice The Poster Exhibition  at the SPPC Annual Conference 2024 showcased best practice and new initiatives to

human rights. He is the current Chair of the Bereavement Charter Group for Scotland and a former UK Bereavement Commissioner. He is the CEO of Scottish Care, the representative body for care providers in the independent sector in Scotland,

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

declines; outlines the current landscape relating to palliative and end of life care, including policy, barriers, and key issues; Ÿdescribes how a Strategic Framework for Action can add value, sets out 4 outcomes it should work towards,

To be honest about the current deficiencies in care towards the end of life experienced by some people To advocate for the improvement of palliative care To critically review and present a view on the specific provisions of the

and Sport Committee is currently holding an inquiry into Palliative Care in Scotland, which intends to focus on three key areas: Access to Palliative Care What are the barriers to consistent access to Palliative Care and how can those