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in future. Read the full article here . SCADR Research Update Podcast - The increase in deaths at home during the COVID-19 Pandemic and Implications for end of life care in 2023 Jan Savinc appeared on an SCADR Research Update podcast to

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Normal” This article by Donald M. Berwick in the Journal of the American Medical Association nominates six properties of care for durable change as a result of the pandemic: tempo, standards, working conditions, proximity,

DOI: 10.1111/jan.12680 Full article is available here: weblink . Edinburgh Primary Palliative Care Research Group The University of Edinburgh Primary Palliative Care Research Group has published a pamphlet providing a helpful summary of its

in Later Life This article by Chao Fang and Sam Carr reports on a qualitative study to investigate what bereavement means to older people. Caring for your child at end of life – family guide Together for Short Lives has published

A recently published article by Dr Ben Bowers explores the complexities of making anticipatory medications available for people nearing the end of life at home, following publication of new research which indicates that the presence of of

is available here . This article in eHospice gives an excellent overview of the conference: eHospice article Poster displays are available here: poster presentations . Plenary speaker presentations and workshop slides are available below.

the day is available in this article on ehospice by Caroline May. Poster displays are available here: poster presentations. Footage of plenary speakers can be viewed below. Many thanks to Catriona Forrest and the University of Glasgow End

review Aims For an article/project/paper to be included in the scoping review, it must have relevant aims. Therefore, we must be able to answer YES to one of the following questions: Did the work aim to helping to prevent social

a book, a TV programme, an article or a podcast, there will be a connection to themes of death, dying, loss and care. It's free to join, the groups are small and discussion informal. The next Truacanta Death Club will be on Thursday 10 June,