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COPD Audit 2008 – resources and organisation of care in acute NHS units across the UK (PDF) Reportof the National COPD Audit 2008 – clinical audit of COPDexacerbations admitted to acute NHS units across the UK (PDF) Report of

COPD Audit 2008 – resources and organisation of care in acute NHS units across the UK (PDF) Report of the National COPD Audit 2008 – clinical audit of COPD exacerbations admitted to acute NHS units across the UK (PDF)

A National Palliative Care Resources folder based on the folder developed during the project is available here: weblink Judi Dench becomes patron of NCPC (England) The actress Dame Judi Dench, has become a patron of the National Council

people through the maze of resources to ensure they have access to comprehensive, accurate and up to date information, either for themselves, a relative or a friend.The service is also a source of information for care professionals. Back to top

on the combined expertise, resources and best practice of Healthcare Improvement Scotland, the Quality and Efficiency Support Team and the Joint Improvement Team. More information about the programmes that sit under the Improvement Hub is

launched the following new resources... 5 new blogs We were pleased to publish contributions from a fantastic variety of Death Awareness Week bloggers. Check out their blogs below: In her blog Living and dying with the “unknown

NEoLCIN webinar resources available The National End of Life Care Intelligence Network (NEoLCIN) have made available videos and slides from a series of three webinars focusing on end of life care topics: An introduction to

using SPICT and related resources Share experiences in research, development and education Plan further developments and international collaboration Review the evidence base for the SPICT™ 2017 The conference is designed for:

toolkit is a collection of resources for people wishing to make their local community more supportive of people going through difficult times that can come with death, dying, loss and care. The toolkit brings together work from across Scotland

launched new educational resources on Supporting LGBT+ people around death and bereavement , to guide health and social care professionals on addressing the bereavement care needs of people who are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,