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10 September 2018. With the support of Macmillan, Scottish Prison Service, NHS Scotland & SPPC. https://www.palliativecarescotland.org.uk/viewmail.php?i=5354&l=member-1&m=1526031480&c=0ccdac4d9ce49820eebd01c410a3a722 Scottish

work which was done to support end of life care during the pandemic Highlight specific issues relating to palliative and end of life care which need to be addressed for future pandemic preparedness Raise awareness and improve

(pm) Improving Bereavement Support Tues 28th June (am) Topic to be confirmed Thurs 30th June (pm) Topic to be confirmed Posted on April 13 2022 at 10:50 333 b « Later entry Earlier entry » RSS Comments

from getting their usual support from friends and family. This has made life really hard for people who are grieving. The To Absent Friends festival is an opportunity and an excuse for people to take a moment in their busy lives to remember

be a place where people are supported throughout bereavement, their wellbeing is supported even as their health declines and fundamentally, that people die well." SPPC Chief Executive Mark Hazelwood said, "I'm delighted to welcome Rami

an engagement document to support the development of a Strategic Framework Action for Palliative and End of Life Care. The Scottish Government has invited comments and contributions on the engagement paper, and on the development process in

Sturgeon and all MSPs to support investment in palliative care. The forthcoming new Scottish Government national strategy for Palliative and End of Life Care provides a timely mechanism through which priorities for long overdue and necessary

is available to support this. The project team would be delighted to hear from anyone who would like to get involved in this awareness activity, and can make a supply of the flyer available. They are also available to attend

could be applied to support local service planning and delivery. The report is accompanied by 5 briefing papers and includes 17 recommendations. The full report can be accessed here: Palliative and end of life care in Scotland: The

by taking further action to support the establishment of a Scottish Research Forum for palliative and end of life care." The framework specifies that a strategic approach needs to be taken to develop a sustainable and innovative national