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from a specialist Dementia Forum - including the Mental Welfare Commission, Alzheimer Scotland, the Care Commission and Age Concern & Help the Aged - will also help shape the strategy, which will be published before the end of the year.

Non Malignant Palliate Care Forum is seeking information about people’s views, understanding and use of anticipatory care plans and advance care planning, via an online survey by Friday 25 th September 2015 . Together for Short Lives

of Practice , an online forum designed to enable people to network and share information on bereavement in Scotland. Back to top Other News Sue Ryder publishes FoI findings Sue Ryder has published its findings from a Freedom

Clinical Nurse Specialist Forum Difficult conversations with families and patients about end of life care after stroke: what are the educational needs of health care professionals? Does a pre-visit phone call result in improvement?

Palliative Care Forum. More information is available here: weblink . Conversations about Death and Dying 5 September 2018, Edinburgh. Organised by Friends at the End. More information is available here: weblink . Palliative

by the Scottish Futures Forum. 6 November 2018, Edinburgh. More information is available here: weblink . Developing Emotional Resilience Course Organised by St Margaret of Scotland Hospice. Starts on 7 th November 2018. For more

DMD/SMA Young Adults' Forum Organised by The Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice, Muscular Dystrophy UK, Scottish Muscle Network and DMD Pathfinders. 12 May 2019, Clydebank. Registration here: weblink . Valuing and Sustaining

the Bereavement Evaluation Forum and the Association of Bereavement Service Coordinators. 23 July, Leeds. End of Life and People with Intellectual Disabilities: How to manage the discussion Organised by the International Association for

future Scotland's Future Forum has published Scotland 2030: a positive view of our future , a report of the Scotland 2030 Programme, which was an investigation into the kind of country Scotland should be in 2030 and beyond. The report

Palliative Care Forum: an opportunity for learning and multidisciplinary reflection The SPPC blog is a space to share practice currently underway in Scotland. If you have practice you'd like to share, please get in touch . Back