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consideration as part of the current public engagement exercise being undertaken by the Scottish Government and COSLA on the development of Public Health Priorities for Scotland. Summary of main points We suggest that: Public Health Reform

health care settings. Her current research interests include medicines management and Anticipatory Prescribing at the end of life, Advance Care Planning, death, dying and dementia. She is a member of the Nottingham Centre for the Advancement of

coming together to explore current thinking and practice relating to public health palliative care in Scotland. The event brought together experts from across Scotland, the UK and further afield, to examine this diverse field from various angles.

do you consider are the current pressures on health and social care provision in prisons? The number of people in prison aged over 50 has increased by 50% in the last five years. This is due to the trend for increasingly longer sentences;

highlighted many of the current difficulties in providing palliative care to this group of patients, and it is important to look for the answers to these problems. The BLF believes that people with COPD want to be at home rather than in

This month the SPPC Sharing Current Practice blog features five posters displayed at the 2014 SPPC annual conference: Making today matter everyday Managing not mending Palliative care training for social work home carers in

Practice Sharing current Scottish practice Academic and Research Public/Patient Experience Web News Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care News Other News Courses and Events And Finally... Policy

The SPPC Sharing Current Scottish Practice blog provides an opportunity for people to share examples of current Scottish palliative care practice that might be of interest to the palliative care community more widely. If you know of

of Life Care Sharing Current Scottish Practice Poster Abstracts of the Month The SPPC Annual Conference in 2016 featured 36 poster displays, sharing work and research underway across Scotland. Each month, an SPPC blog focuses on

seriously ill. Sharing Current Scottish Practice The SPPC blog provides an opportunity for people to share examples of current Scottish palliative care practice that might be of interest to the palliative care community more widely. If you