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& Bereavement at Work - Resources for Portering Teams  NHS Education for Scotland has brough together some resources to support portering teams dealing with a bereavement situation at work: For more information, please contact NES at

To Absent Friends 2025: New Resources We have launched several new resources to support people participate in To Absent Friends, a people’s festival of storytelling and remembrance that takes place across Scotland 1-7 November. Creative

To Absent Friends 2025: New Resources We have launched several new resources to support people participate in To Absent Friends , a people’s festival of storytelling and remembrance that takes place across Scotland 1-7 November. Creative

To Absent Friends 2025: New Resources We have launched several new resources to support people participate in To Absent Friends , a people’s festival of storytelling and remembrance that takes place across Scotland 1-7 November. Creative

that the reprioritisation of resources required to deliver AD “would inevitably have implications for other services”. Housing (Scotland) Bill amendments Scottish Parliament has passed a new Housing (Scotland) Bill that will mean that:

competing priorities for resources as well as inequality issues. If colleagues offered more palliative care services what would they do less of? Professor Welsh stated that although most patients preferred to die at home ISD statistics showed

We provide information resources and practical tools for our members, making them freely available on our website. We run small grants schemes to support local activities by our members. We run a website that provides and signposts to

skills, knowledge and resources relating to public health approaches to death, dying and bereavement. A Road Less Lonely also suggests a range of steps that could be taken to move forward this area of work, illustrating that relevant action

use of health and care resources rises steeply in the last year of life. It is clear that a significant proportion of society?s investment in hospitals, care homes and social care services goes into supporting people in advanced old age.

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