- Response on Innovation and Technology in the NHS
- Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief small grants
- New SPPC Strategy Published
- Submission to Independent Review of Targets & Indicators
- SPPC consults on new 3-year strategy
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Response on Innovation and Technology in the NHS
The SPPC has submitted a response to the Scottish Parliament Health & Sport Committee's call for views on Innovation and Technology in the NHS.
Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief small grants
Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief is running two small grants schemes to support organisations wishing to participate in this year's To Absent Friends festival...
New SPPC Strategy Published
The Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care has published Bringing People Together, a new organisational strategy which sets out our strategic priorities for the next three years.
Submission to Independent Review of Targets & Indicators
The SPPC has submitted a response to inform the Independent Review of Targets & Indicators being led by Sir Harry Burns.
SPPC consults on new 3-year strategy
The SPPC is currently in the final stages of developing its organisational strategy for the next three years. Comments are welcome until 12pm on Friday 3rd March.
Scottish Hospices: working to address the challenges facing health and social care
The Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care and all Scottish Independent Voluntary Hospices have worked together to publish a new report which explores the many ways in which Scottish Independent Voluntary Hospices support the Scottish health and social care system.
Building on the Best
A joint project by the Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care and Macmillan, Building on the Best is a new programme which aims to bring health professionals, patients, carers and families together to improve how hospitals support people who may be approaching the end of their life.
Annual Conference 2016
Over 220 people attended the SPPC Annual Conference on 22 September, and film footage of plenary speakers is now available to view online.
Death Awareness Week - Survey and Report
We are currently seeking feedback on people's experiences of Death Awareness Week Scotland, which took place 8-15 May 2016.
New group established to advise Scottish Government on Palliative Care
The Scottish Government is establishing a National Implementation Advisory Group to advise it on the implementation of the commitments set out within the Strategic Framework for Action. The members of the new group are:
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