- Assisted Dying Bill
- Assisted Dying Bill Published
- Winners of the Derek Doyle Poster Prize
- Palliative Care Poster Parade
- SPPC Submission to Scottish COVID-19 Inquiry
Annual Conference 2016 - Posters
Listed below are the posters displayed at the 2016 Annual Conference - to view, click on the poster name.
Aiming to achieve realistic bereavement care throughout Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Bereavement Support in a Hospice Setting
Children's Palliative Care in Scotland: the role of the Diana Children's Nurses
CNS model for identifying level of support/intervention needed for care homes
Complex Communication Needs: Nursing the patient with Motor Neuron Disease
Developing Documentation for End of Life Care
Development of the Scottish Acute Palliative Care Clinical Nurse Specialist Forum
Does a pre-visit phone call result in improvement?
Electronic key information summaries allow timely documentation of patients’ wishes out of hours
End of life care in the digital age
Evaluation of an Anticipatory Care planning tool for care home residents and their families
Gleniffer Outreach Information & Support Centre as a Palliative Care Community Resource
HHeLP - Highland Hospice Electronically Linking People in the Highlands
Highland hospice - Reaching Out
How do palliative care specialists add value?
Informing practice: NHSScotland Palliative Care Guidelines 2016 Survey Results
Lothian Care Assistant Development Programme - An education initiative
Making memories: supportive care of an infant with a type IV laryngotracheoesophageal cleft
Marie Curie Fife Hospice & Home Service
No Decision About Me Without Me
Nothing About Me Without Me - Involving People in Planning their Palliative Care
Project Evolution Info Booklet
Responding 24/7: an evaluation of urgent admission requests to the hospice
Scottish research in non-cancer palliative care in the last decade
The ANP role within Specialist Palliative Care, how do our colleagues view it?
The Development of Carer Services within the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice
Understanding complex need in palliative care: the perceptions of professionals across 3 settings
