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Dying Matters Awareness Week resources Resources for the sixth annual Dying Matters Awareness Week are now available to order. The theme of this year's Awareness Week, which runs from 18-24 May 2015, is Talk, Plan, Live . Three eye-catching

is 29 January 2016. New resources on transforming end of life care in acute hospitals (England) NHS England has published a revised and updated guide to transforming end of life care in acute hospital settings. The route to success 'how

death mean to you?' , and resources are available on the website: Good Death Week: Resources . Watch this space for further information. Back to top Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care News Everyday Compassion: Supportive

have prepared a variety of resources that can be used during Good Death Week , including films, leaflets, conversation menus, an ACP origami game, online resources and an art exhibition. Back to top Other News New guidance on

of death best practice resources A NES Confirmation of Death (CoD) working group has been reviewing the needs of registered healthcare professionals in Scotland, who will now be able to confirm death in any circumstances (DL (2017) 9).

T34 syringe pumps. Resources to support staff wellbeing The Pandemic Kindness Movement was created by clinicians across Australia, working together to support all health workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. They have curated

lots of practical tips and resources to take away that aim to improve experiences in education settings for young people, staff and the wider education community. Back to top Planning Ahead for Death and Dying Breakout session B

comes with three additional resources to help build and design a version suited to a range of service and needs. For more details and to download the tool and resources, visit the website here . The Cost of Dying Photo Exhibition The Dying

via the following links: Resources and Resources for junior doctors . Practical cancer cachexia management in palliative care A review of the current evidence relating to the practical management of cancer cachexia in palliative care is

a suite of anti-racism resources for health and social care. They are currently undertaking a survey to inform the development of the new resources. The survey is for all staff working in health and social care in Scotland, as well as people