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planning for the worst New pages on the Good Life Good Death https://www.palliativecarescotland.org.uk/content/covid-public-guidance/ Untitled document and death. People are in contact with the people who matter to them

2017, Volume 54, Issue 3, Pages 404–416.e5) Call for papers: APM Annual Supportive & Palliative Care Conference Abstracts are invited for original research relevant to supportive and palliative care, for the APM Annual Supportive &

of life care are covered on pages 28-29. The 2018 GMS Contract in Scotland The Scottish Government has published The 2018 GMS Contract in Scotland , providing information about the changes they propose to effect in regulations.

and Video Wall pages of the Support Around Death website. Improving carer involvement in hospital discharge HIS has published an evidence summary and report, designed to share learning to support staff involve carers in hospital

to the library by sending in pages by post or online from anywhere in Scotland .  Follow the Library on Instagram at @library_of_legends2023 .  Festival Events To Absent Friends Festival events are taking place across Scotland, organised

on the patient safety pages of Hospice UK's website (scroll down to the bottom to webinar resources to find the links). Integration Joint Boards (IJBs) Finance and and Performance 2024  Audit Scotland have published an Account

planning for the worst New pages on the Good Life Good Death Good Grief website provide information for people in Scotland who may be worried that they, or someone they care about, is at increased risk of getting seriously ill and

Scottish Government web pages on Illness and Long-term Conditions  Strategic Framework for Action for Palliative and End of Life Care Palliative Care Matters for All: palliative care strategy 2025 to 2030 Good Life, Good Death,

(PCRN-SES) These pages of the SPPC website are administered by the South East Scotland Palliative Care Research Network. If you would like to know more about the work of PCRN-SES, please get in touch with Anna Lloyd:

find a summary on the cover pages and more detailed reports of the main presentations, together for the first time with a pictorial record, inside. Despite lacking the incomparable chairmanship of our Honorary President, Dr Derek Doyle, who was