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death and dying is a new resource which has been developed to support effective communication in the context of Covid-19. (also available via Guidelines site) Coronavirus (COVID-19) Ethical advice and support frameworks This guidance is

to other guidance and resources). Aims: to be a good practice resource for all members of the general practice team; to support practices to maintain the best and safest possible service to patients; to enable practices to provide good

Other useful COVID-19 resources Other useful COVID-19 resources These are other useful resources which may help during the COVID-19 pandemic. Taking Care of You Taking Care of You is a resource which aims to support people

to prioritise activity and resource use Meet stakeholder requirements and expectations Prompt and guide organisational change and development. This strategy is high level and informs and sits alongside annual work plans containing more specific

have produced a web-based resource to enable care home providers to access; evidence, policy, good practice, resources and education. The new JIT strategy prioritises the importance of sharing learning about palliative care in care homes.

2016. New online MND resource for nurses The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) and the MND https://www.palliativecarescotland.org.uk/viewmail.php?i=5185&l=member-1&m=1472739764&c=cf33691f93965dcc3f9a00fec4bb0e94

has been developed as a resource for health and social care practitioners https://www.palliativecarescotland.org.uk/viewmail.php?i=5842&l=member-1&m=1755689311&c=b7889a79ceb51967711bcf2e54fc10da Scottish

Paul Leak , Integrated Resource Framework Lead, Scottish Government Kate Lennon , Chief Executive, St Vincent’s Hospice Donald Macaskill , CEO, Scottish Care Maria McGill , Chief Executive, Children’s Hospice Association

These guidelines are a great resource for health and social care staff who are doing their utmost to provide great care in those circumstances.” This guidance is complementary to Scottish Government Interim Guidance: Caring for people in the

be available via the LIST resource, including KIS; case note reviews; significant event reviews. The paper recommends that IJBs should be expected and supported to use such approaches locally, and to share learning. This paper