- Adults with Incapacity Act
- SPPC Submissions to Parliament on the Assisted Dying Bill
- SPPC's draft response to the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill
- Assisted Dying Bill Published
- Assisted Dying Bill
Poster Parade Event 2022 - Recording
A recording of the Poster Parade Event can be viewed here: Poster Parade Event 2022
Timings guide for the recording:
- 00:00 - Welcome and scene setting (Mark Hazelwood, Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care)
- 01:55 - Deprescribing and Polypharmacy amongst Hospice Inpatients (Josephine Tang, University of Glasgow)
- 07:00 - Views of Care at End of Life: An action research study exploring the best ways of eliciting patient and family views of end of life care and giving real time feedback in acute hospitals (Professor Bridget Johnston, University of Glasgow)
- 12:50 - No Time to Lose: Addressing the housing needs of people with MND (Susan Webster, MND Scotland)
- 20:00 - Development of an integrated vascular surgery/ palliative medicine approach to patients with advanced peripheral vascular disease (Emily Graham, Ninewells Hospital Dundee)
- 29:00 - Seasons of Change: An opportunity for staff to reflect on loss, grief and bereavement (Jennifer Watt, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde)
- 34:50 - The power of storytelling: building up a team mindset to tell the Hospice story (Ailsa Herd, Strathcarron Hospice)
- 42:15 - A 24/7 District Nursing Palliative Care Helpline in Fife: enabling timely, person-centred end of life care in the community (Stephen Fenning, Fife Health and Social Care Partnership)
- 49:15 - Confidence is Key: Neighbours Supporting Each Other Through Grief (Hannah Gray, Strathcarron Hospice)
- 55:20 - Realistic Conversations: Developing and delivering a toolkit for virtual communication training (Claire O’Neill, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde)
- 01:01:00 - Palliative Care Workers' Experiences with and Beliefs Surrounding Deathbed Phenomena (Anne Finucane, University of Edinburgh, Marie Curie Hospice Edinburgh)
- 01:08:07 - Improving the quality and value of care for people with poor prognosis cancers: a national questionnaire survey of General Practitioners in Scotland (Joanna Bowden, University of St Andrews, NHS Fife)
- 01:22:30 - Patient, Family and Staff Experience of the ReSPECT Process (Cara Finlay, University of Dundee)
- 01:16:40 - Announcement of winner of the Derek Doyle Poster Prize and award ceremony
All of the posters from this year's virtual exhibition can be viewed here: Poster Exhibition 2022
