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The guideline group are supported by a team from the SIGN Executive who provide editorial, research and administrative support. If you are interested, or would like to nominate a colleague, please contact Elonna Obak, SIGN Programme Manager,

Information and support - to help people cope with serious illness, death and bereavement About our work - information about the aims, projects and publications of GLGDGG Get Involved - resources for people working to increase

Care Planning Toolkit The Supportive and Palliative Care Action Register (SPAR) The Key Information Summary . Recommended Summary Plan for Emergency Care and Treatment (ReSPECT), a UK-wide initiative to support Future Care Planning (FCP)

of Talking Points; support a shift in focus to ?support?, and away from ?services?; support carers and communities to advance supported self care; develop and extend low level preventative services, including equipment and adaptations,

understanding To support communication, information sharing, mutual support and collaboration across teams and health boards to support improvement. To develop, agree and deliver a programme of work to be taken forward by network

problems with self-directed support and the lack of choice it enables. The importance of people being included of society regardless of the degree of support they need. Many people voiced support of the idea of a National Care Service. The need

energy and resources into supporting people as they age. The consequences of disinvesting in this area are hard to imagine. They would presumably lead to even worse pressures on disparate families trying to support elderly relatives, elderly

financial and spiritual support for end of life planning (including wills, Power of Attorney, funeral arrangements). Families, communities and professions support and encourage each other to plan ahead for decline, death, dying and

new materials, designed to support health and social care professionals in delivering care to patients, families and carers before, at and after death. These include: - Re-launched Support Around Death (SAD) website hosting educational

and communities to support those who are experiencing difficult times associated with death, dying and bereavement; Support NHS and social care staff and volunteers to work compassionately and constructively with those who are dying or