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to Edinburgh to discuss the latest thinking on the topic, stimulating discussion and challenging established ideas. The Death on the Fringe Cabaret , will be an evening of poetry, music and performance reflecting upon life, death and grief,

Standards Review The latest update on the ongoing review of the National Care Standards is available here: weblink . Quality of Care Reviews: Design Panel Final Report The consultation report of the Quality of Care Reviews

Review: Update The latest update bulletin on the progress towards the development of new National Care Standards has been published. Clinical Pioneer Awards Scheme – Survey of Key Priorities The Clinical Pioneer Awards Scheme

on Death and Dying The latest issue of Discover Society focuses on Death and Dying, featuring reflections on this subject from various perspectives. The contributions are from members of the interdisciplinary End of Life Studies Group at

to Palliative Care The latest edition of Annals of Palliative Medicine focuses on public health approaches to palliative care. Survey on palliative care and dementia A survey of healthcare professionals and researchers is being

provides an update on the latest changes in the User Interface of the latest version of digital ReSPECT. Sharing current Scottish Practice The SPPC Autumn Season 2020 featured an online poster exhibition of 64 posters, sharing work and

Centre For a list of the latest courses from the hospice, click here - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - St Margaret of Scotland Hospice Education For a list of

pages bring together the latest published national guidance, news, resources, and research in relation to SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 from Scotland, the UK and beyond. While the pandemic continues, we will endeavour to keep this page updated

staff keep abreast of the latest national developments, and share with each other local developments. These meetings are extremely well-attended despite the work pressures being faced by clinicians, demonstrating their value as

of applications for the latest Catalysts for Change programme .   Grants are available of up to £5,000 to help community nurses and midwives in Scotland explore short-term initiatives  that prevent, reduce, or overcome health