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Measuring improvement: people’s experiences of deteriorating health, death, dying and bereavement. Posted on March 3 2017 at 09:52 222 b « Later entry Earlier entry » RSS Comments

and/or remembrance of people who have died. The maximum sum available through this programme is £250 and the deadline for applications is 23 August 2017 . More information is available here: small grants scheme Posted on June 27

of Brexit on the care of people approaching the end of their lives. Together with the letter SPPC also sent a copy of its updated analysis of the likely impacts of Brexit on palliative and end of life care. You can download a copy of the

local action to improve people’s experiences of death, dying, loss and care. The project is part of the SPPC's ongoing Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief initiative, which promotes more open and supportive attitudes and behaviours

and nurses caring for people in the last days of life, which is available here . Posted on July 24 2013 at 12:05 106 b « Later entry Earlier entry » RSS Comments

care to be available for all people in England who require it.) Posted on December 5 2011 at 03:59 82 b Comments: 0 (Add) Your name: Your email address: Message: Enter : [?] « Later entry

and support by encouraging people to talk about it. The consultation revealed that: almost two in three have not discussed their end of life wishes more than half would prefer to die at home the majority said that being free of pain was the

Health & Wellbeing of People with Long Term Conditions in Scotland: A National Action Plan . This has been published as CEL 23 (2009), and has at its centre the seven high impact changes developed through the Long Term Conditions

the palliative care needs of people in the later stages of dementia. Beyond Barriers took an innovative approach, involving care home staff and relatives together in a training programme which put communication with the person with dementia at

carers of children and young people with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions understand what will happen following their child’s diagnosis. A Family Companion to the ACT Care Pathway for children with life-limiting and