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15. For Young People, By Young People
16. Hospice Hearty Meals
17. “I’m sorry I haven’t a clue” Public perceptions of
anticipatory (advance) care planning (ACP) - scoping review, public
consultations and websites
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and quality of provision people with dementia should expect from local services. These are to be used to assess services to identity areas for improvement and help people with dementia (and their supporters) understand and assert their rights.
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public health mean that most people will die in old age. Soon 40% of Scotland?s annual 54,000 deaths will be aged 85+.
1 in 3 acute hospital beds are occupied by people in their last year of life and nearly 1 in 10 people currently in hospital
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has extended to carers of people living with breathlessness, carers of stroke survivors and currently carers of people with motor neurone disease.
This work has been done in collaboration with Professor Gunn Grande at The University of
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needs to be responsive to people?s individual and changing needs.
There can be problems with self-directed support and the lack of choice it enables.
The importance of people being included of society regardless of the degree of support they
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volunteers in befriending people who are transitioning from children?s to adult?s services.
The emotional toil for people who are transitioning as they experience the loss of something that they cannot replace.
The importance of those with a
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reduction in the numbers of people dying in hospital ? people will continue to have uncertainties and needs that are most safely managed in hospitals, and workforce shortages in care homes and care at home services make it unlikely that more care
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and death.
People are in contact with the people who matter to them as they live, decline and die.
Families and communities know how to help and support people at times of increased health need and in bereavement.
Situation
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reporting, involving people who experience care in decisions, communications and policy development. He co-led the development of Scotland’s Health and Social Care Standards, working with people who use and provide care to ensure these
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aim to answer questions people might have about:
What to expect if someone is in an 'increased' or 'high' risk category.
Care and treatment available for people at home, hospital and in care homes.
How decisions are made about care
