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Palliative Care to people and families living with both malignant and non-malignant illness from diagnosis to death in a variety of settings, home, care home and hospice. Services Bereavement Service Day Hospice/Centre Drop-in

and respite care for people with cancer and other progressive conditions within Lewis and Harris. Contact details Springfield Road Stornoway Lewis HS1 2PS Tel: 01851 706222 Website: www.bethesdahospice.co.uk Email:

and home care services for people across Edinburgh and the Lothians diagnosed with a terminal illness and their families. Patients have a range of illnesses including cancer, neurological conditions, heart and respiratory conditions and many

and hospital support for people with cancer and other progressive conditions in Lanarkshire. Bereavement services are also available. 32 beds, including 2 respite beds. Drop-in services on Thursday at the Day Hospice. MS Support Group. Care

and hospital support for people with cancer and other progressive conditions within Grampian. Bereavement services are also available. Services Bereavement Service Day Hospice/Centre Home Care - Support and advice provided by community

and hospital support for people with cancer and other progressive conditions in the Borders area. Services Bereavement Service Drop-in information centre - may only be certain days and times Home Care - Support and advice provided by

and home care services to people with cancer and other progressive conditions in the Ayrshire & Arran area. An Education Centre provides palliative care courses and training for local healthcare professionals. Services Bereavement

Director, Faith in Older People (view slides here ) Mark Evans, Head of Spiritual Care & Bereavement Lead, NHS Fife (view slides here ) An agenda for the meeting is available here: Agenda A minute of the meeting is available

enabling quality of life for people with advanced dementia Dr Jo Hockley, Nurse Consultant (Care Homes), St Christopher's Hospice Social Media and patient feedback for quality improvement Gina Alexander, Lead for Scotland,

working with families when people came to the end of their lives palliative care needed to be better joined up, particularly at night and weekends. Dr Ireland presented some recent statistics from ISD on place of death in Scotland from 1981 to