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each meeting a little early to allow time for networking. 6Date of next meeting Future meeting dates will be circulated as soon as possible. (Update: the next meeting will take place on Wednesday 14 December at 5.45pm.) 

a report in late October/ early November. 7 Any other competent business If anyone has a topic that they would like raised at a future cross party group meeting, please contact Mark Hazelwood:  HYPERLINK

of the Supportive care, Early Diagnosis and Advanced disease (SEDA) Research group at the University of Hull and the Yorkshire and Humber Clinical Academic Training Programme Deputy Director. Her clinical and research interests include the

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 included in the scoping review, it must have followed a public health approach to palliative care.

and their loved ones from early March 2021. The guidance recommends that care homes can now resume indoor visiting https://www.palliativecarescotland.org.uk/viewmail.php?i=5579&l=member-1&m=1614946632&c=dae4280013b1727a8112c11ee54bd606

and their loved ones from early March 2021. The guidance recommends that care homes can now resume indoor visiting https://www.palliativecarescotland.org.uk/content/search/?q=contact&start=8 Scottish Partnership for Palliative

held earlier this month. In early August a revised version of our submission will be drafted, which will be signed off by SPPC’s Council (Board) before submission to the committees. In addition to contributing to SPPC’s response,

drew to a close in early November, after an event-packed week that saw people across Scotland taking time out to remember and tell stories of loved ones who had died. The festival was initiated by Good Life, Good Death, Good Grie f, the

of suffering by means of early identification and impeccable assessment and treatment of pain and other problems, physical, psychosocial and spiritual. Palliative care is not just for people with cancer: whilst ¼ of people die of