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Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | From system holes to whole system
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | February Update from the SPPC
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | November Update from the SPPC
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | March update from the SPPC
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | December update from the SPPC
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | January Update from the SPPC
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | News | PRESS RELEASE
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | What is palliative care?
to PAS but he felt that people should have the individual right to decide and not be judged for their decision.
John Deighan felt that it was essential to open up the debate and let people know what palliative care could do for people and
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the workforce to support people with people all kinds of co-morbidities and illness pathways, including dementia in its various stages.
The need for the framework to be of use and support to care workers and people working in care homes.
The
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | From system holes to whole system
rest of the day.
What do people mean by “the system”? What is the connection between the system and meaningful outcomes in people’s lives? How could things be managed and organised differently to achieve the improvements we
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | February Update from the SPPC
integrated care for older people with frailty closer to home as being a ‘silver bullet’ to slay the demon of poor care.” This is a quote from a report by the HSJ Serco Commission on Hospital Care for Frail Older People ,
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | November Update from the SPPC
are involved in supporting people with palliative care needs. The app is the product of a collaborative partnership between the Scottish Centre for Enabling Technologies at the University of West of Scotland, SHOW NHS National Services
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | March update from the SPPC
toolkit is used to support people to make informed choices about future care needs: a new video about how thinking ahead with ACP is used in a care home in East Ayrshire. a new blog post about ACP in general practice. the new ACP
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | December update from the SPPC
of life experienced by some people To advocate for the improvement of palliative care To critically review and present a view on the specific provisions of the proposed Bill, such that if the Bill is passed potential harms (to vulnerable
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | January Update from the SPPC
and end of life care for people with heart failure The British Society for Heart Failure has published a range of resources to support palliative and end of life care for people with heart failure on its website. In particular, the
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | News | PRESS RELEASE
care is not just for people with cancer: whilst ¼ of people die of cancer, more people die of frailty/dementia (â…“) and organ failure (â…“) including heart failure and respiratory disease.
Palliative care is not just
Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care | What is palliative care?
but depending on what people understand by this term, this language can cause confusion.
Though more specific definitions can be helpful, one way of thinking about “palliative care” is to talk in terms of providing ‘good
