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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

Marie Curie - Video Resources on Delirium The Marie Curie research team in Scotland have produced two new video resources on delirium: “Delirium when you have a terminal illness” is for patients and carers “Delirium in

Promote opportunities to participate in the festival online, for example through the online tribute wall or remembrance playlist.  More information here: To Absent

of GLGDGG Get Involved - resources for people working to increase knowledge and support on death in communities Check out the new website here: Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief SPPC Annual Conference Over 100 people attended the

here: Escape Room Other resources Find a selection of event resources, short films, discussion prompts, and information leaflets on our website here: Hold an event | Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief Back to top Other News

out the information and resources here: Get involved in the TAF festival 2025 Creating Connection: A workshop on hosting remembrance events Join us for this interactive workshop to explore some practical ways of holding space for

videos about the RED-MAP resources developed in Phase 1 can be watched here . (Scroll down and select from list of resources). A short video of an acute physician reflecting on his ward's involvement in the project can be watched here .

maximum use of available resources, and also at possible ways of securing additional resources in the future, either through the state or directly from members of the public. The main goal of the programme is to optimise independence and

Boards did try to allocate resources to the best of their abilities to alleviate pain. New cost savings would be needed if there was a statutory right to palliative care. Where would they get the extra resources from? Would legal action be