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Free online course to support wellbeing, health and resilience The CovidWEL course has been developed to provide useful, hands-on support for your wellbeing, health and resilience during this difficult era, and then beyond, after COVID.

of a colleague: Module 4 - Support & wellbeing Experiencing the death of a colleague: Module 5 - Memorialising & remembering For any questions, please contact SupportAroundDeath@nes.scot.nhs.uk . Macmillan Education and Training

programme, with content to support the development of techniques to manage difficult circumstances and challenges.   More information is available here: Online HOPE programme The Cancer Professionals Podcast from Macmillan Cancer

bereavement information and support in Scotland. SPPC Annual Report and Accounts 2023-24 SPPC's work and achievements 2023-24 Key Features of the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill Truacanta

specialists in bereavement support. COVID will generate more need for spiritual care and bereavement support. Healthcare chaplains provide vital support for staff as well as patients. Care homes don?t have a designated chaplain, but still need

people, those who require support for mental health, pregnant people, and those who receive a flu jab for other health conditions. This helpline is also open to those in the shielding category who are not yet receiving support, or who do not

how can formal bereavement support services (which provide for example counselling and access to peer support groups) be strengthened and improved? Informal bereavement support: what can be done to support communities of all kinds (including

Professionals . Care and Support Planning & GMS Contract The House of Care Programme has produced two documents detailing how Care and Support Planning can be a key enabler of the new General Medical Services Contract. Special

Report Macmillan Cancer Support have published Missed Opportunities , a report exploring experiences of and attitudes towards Anticipatory Care Planning. The supported carer project The University of Strathclyde digital health team

with Pathway and UCL, with support from NHS England and the Oak Foundation, to help you to set up and lead regular meetings for anyone in your area that is supporting people experiencing homelessness with advanced ill health. They are looking for