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has historically been under-resourced. If we are to meet the needs of our growing ageing population, society needs to recognise and value the role of Care Home and Care At Home providers and staff, and ensure they are adequately resourced to

transformational shifts in resource use envisaged by the integration agenda requires improvements in how the health and social care system delivers palliative and end of life care. Good palliative care identifies and increases the chances of

and an education and resource centre are also available. Services Bereavement Service Day Hospice/Centre Hospital Support Team Contact details Ness House 1 Bishop's Road Inverness IV3 5SB Tel: 01463 243132 Fax: 01463

of communication education resources to support ACP decision-making as part of the Macmillan Building on the Best programme led by the SPPC. Lynne Carmichael Lynne Carmichael’s career in Specialist Palliative Care began in 2000 within

a Palliative Care Community Resource HHeLP - Highland Hospice Electronically Linking People in the Highlands Highland hospice - Reaching Out How can a palliative care outcome measure be used in an acute care setting? An audit of the

care pathway. DES was resourced by funding from Primary Care. Short Life Working Groups ? L&DW had identified a number of areas where future development work would be required before a cohesive and accessible approach to palliative care in

rights-based approach to resource allocation. He has investigated what training is available to MSPs relating to Human Rights, and found that though currently nothing specific is available, any MSP can put in a request for a course. Donald

(NES 2017) is a useful resource: HYPERLINK "https://www.nes.scot.nhs.uk/media/3723/spiritualcaremattersfinal.pdf" https://www.nes.scot.nhs.uk/media/3723/spiritualcaremattersfinal.pdf 3. Annual General Meeting 2020: (Paper 1) 3.1

care training. The issue of resources was raised, since providing care to help people die at home can be extremely resource intensive, and it could be argued that there simply aren?t enough resources to provide this level of care for everyone who

it will require additional resources to enable the professionals involved to have the time to dedicate to this new role. Families, friends, lay and social care workers and care home staff provide a large amount of care for those with dementia