SPPC Annual Conference 2024 - Poster Exhibition

The Poster Exhibition at the SPPC Annual Conference shared work from across Scotland and beyond.  The posters can be viewed below.

01. An audit exploring quality of end-of-life care in the surgical department of a district general hospital
02. Assessing and Addressing Spiritual Need
03. Ayrshire Hospice Pilot of an Acute Medical Trainees Placement in community palliative care
04. Creating, nurturing and sustaining service improvement in Scotland’s hospitals in the shadow of austerity
05. Delirium assessment in two hospice inpatient units: An audit of current practice
06. Developing a Clinical Skills Suite within a Hospice Environment
07. Developing a Person-Centred Learning and Development Framework
08. Does Exercise In A Palliative Outpatient Setting Effect ‘What Matters to You?’
09. EASE – End of life Aid Skills for Everyone
10. Excellence in Care: Documenting Patients’ Preferences for preferred place of care and death
11. Experiences of Clonidine use over 18 months in the hospital in-patient unit
12. Experiential learning of palliative care for 3rd year nursing students
13. Fostering a Person-Centred Culture at St Columba’s Hospice Care
14. Growing the Education Network to maturity using QI and coproduction to support hospice educators
15. Healthcare professional knowledge and attitudes towards corneal donation
16. Heart Failure: Getting to the Heart of ‘What Matters to You?’ Conversations
17. In the Darkest Hours: Paramedics Delivering Palliative Care
18. Kickstarting Kilbryde Hospice Day Service
19. No One Dies Alone Services
20. Proactive Palliative Care at the Front Door
21. Reducing Prescribing Errors in a Hospice Setting—A Multimodal QI Project
22. Reinvigorating Community Palliative Care in Inverclyde
23. Reshaping our Hospice Community Services
24. Review of Generalist Palliative Care/ Recognition of Dying within NHS Ayrshire and Arran: local SEECare audit
25. Scottish Palliative Care Guidelines: usage data and user survey
26. Shared leadership in hospice care: Insights from St Columba’s Hospice Care
27. ‘Sharing is Caring’ Redesigning CNS Caseload Management Mode
28. Staff Experiences of Delivering end of life care in acute hospital settings: A Qualitative Framework Study
29. Staff perspectives regarding delirium care in two hospice inpatient units: Findings from a questionnaire
30. The Impact of Advance Care Planning on Quality of Life, Quality of Care, and Quality of Death for Older
People in Palliative and End-of-Life Care: A Qualitative Study in Northern Thailand
31. The longest day? Prescribing in the last 24 hours of life
32. The use of a Symptom Control Observation Chart in a Medicine for the Elderly Ward
33. Unreached - the impact of financial insecurity and socioeconomic deprivation on people at the end of life:
Rural and Island communities in Scotland
34. ‘What matters to you?’: barriers to junior doctors exploring patients’ values in admission areas