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Catch up with colleagues from across Scotland and make new connections at the Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care Annual Conference. 

to support teachers from early years to secondary education environments. It has been developed to support teachers to increase their knowledge and understanding of loss, change and bereavement. Poster abstracts of the month This month

Street building commencing early 2017 and lasting around 15-18 months. During the refurbishment they will continue to provide inpatient specialist palliative care services from their decant facilities at Wester Moffat Hospital in Airdrie. More

Research fellowships for early career clinicians - Dr Connie Swenson For more information and to book, contact Anne Finucane . Measuring the impact of a public awareness campaign to increase Welfare Power of Attorney registrations in

getting your application in early. Small grants schemes for organisations : This fund has been set up to support organisations to participate in To Absent Friends, with a particular focus on supporting small organisations to undertake local

health economic impact of early intervention been? What lessons might be drawn for people with other conditions? Who is really using services and what do they actually want? Dr Robby Steel, Consultant Liaison Psychiatrist, NHS Lothian and

caring for them : Early Palliative Care: a video for health and care professionals How to Live and Die Well: a video for the public, patients and family carers: Individual format and Group format Strictly Come Dying

Primary Care (Spring / early Summer 2019); Social Care capacity (expected later in 2019) and Medicines(likely to be 2020. Back to top Practice Sharing current Scottish Practice Each month our blog focus on a few of the

Support) (Scotland) Bill early in the next Parliament to provide information and a plan to support carers following the end of their caring role. A new fund to support training and education for carers returning to work/seeking employment.

Scotland, to be published in early 2021. It is also aligned with wider work being carried out by the SPPC to produce a position paper on future priorities and developments required to improve death, dying and bereavement in Scotland over the next