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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,

networking opportunities, resources and practical support to individuals, groups and organisations who want to improve local experiences of death, dying, loss and care. We are particularly interested supporting and enabling communities to

relevant national resources and guidelines into one document for ease of use. The toolkit has been generated using the experience and learning from Lothian teams who have undertaken Care Home improvement work to share and spread tested

model that could estimate resources required for end-of-life (EoL) care delivery during the pandemic. Health and social care professionals’ experiences of providing end of life care during the COVID-19 pandemic: A qualitative study This

of the leadership, resources and partnerships we need to deliver this. We will continue to plan a series of engagement events with partners across the sector to think strategically about improvements and priorities across the wide range

Hub, a diverse library of resources relating to grief, bereavement and loss along with a directory of organisations currently offering support in the UK. Visit the Good Grief Hub here. Back to top Other News The independent

as signposting to a range of resources "Developing Cultural Competence" – an e-learning programme aims to equip professionals and the wider workforce with skills and knowledge to understand more about culture and how it shapes peoples' beliefs

services and digital resources based on what matters to service users, carers and staff across Ayrshire and Arran Bridging Cultural Divides in Palliative Care: A Framework for Shared Decision-Making and Care Ethics in a