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Death Week. It gives examples of potential event formats and issues for consideration. This is the latest in a series of Demystifying Death Week guides, which have been updated this year: Designing your event Facilitation skills

or online events, some examples of events that can work, facilitation tips, and guides for using Zoom if you're unsure. Short films - some short films about death, dying and bereavement that you can use as part of your event or watch

arts exhibition showcasing examples of creative arts projects and work that is happening in hospices across Scotland. SPPC Poster Parade 29 October 2020, 3.00pm – 5.00pm This event showcased new and innovative work from across

or its members . Examples include tobacco and alcohol businesses. 5. Prior to working with any business Partnership staff will: a. Understand the activities of a business by looking at its website and annual report b.

and provides some practical examples. Tissue Donation A briefing on tissue donation. Public Audit Committee A briefing relating to the Scottish Parliament Public Audit Committee interest in palliative care: Jan – March

MSP asked if there were any examples of a Bill such as the proposed palliative care Bill which had been introduced in Europe or further abroad. Ms Cunningham was not aware of such but she had not carried out any international research. She

Meeting patients Offering examples of Highland artists work Opening up the concept of  Making Space Close liaison with the Design team One to one interviews, focus groups Becoming a focus for concerns breaking down silos High level

too; there are surprising examples of policies and reports which omit to acknowledge the fact or relevance of death, dying and bereavement, despite its universality, inevitability and impact. Taken together individual, institutional and societal

Toby will draw on practical examples and provide opportunities for interaction. Jo Bowden, Stephen Fenning & Colleagues 30,000 people are diagnosed with cancer each year in Scotland. A third of these people live less than a year,

a platform to share emerging examples of good practice and experience of what works, for whom and why, facilitating knowledge exchange, informing evidence-based decision making and driving quality improvement”. All palliative and