Season2 episode6 Decision making, quality and activity in palliative care
A full on ECHO with Matt looking at the process of decision making around assisted dying and Kate looking at a paper on terminal sedation decisoon making from Europe.Mark Junnicer from the National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death summarises the NCEPOD report into UK end of life care, before Anita Hayes gives the latest update from HospiceUK activity data from across the Hospice Sector. Hope you enjoy it
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Season2 Episode 5 WEIRD Interdependence and Community Palliative Care
For the Valentine's Clinical ECHO, Matt looks at the brain changes that effect interdependence, so often a vital part of Palliative Care. Kate looks at a review of the patchwork of services that constitutes UK community out of hours care. Professor Keri Thomas provides an overview of the recently launched Coalition of Frontline Care and Keri Gammons describes the the model of integrated working which has been so successful across Lincolnshire.
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Season 2 Episode 4 Hospice UK Conference, Deafness, Ethics and Islamic community and palliative care
The Christmas clinical ECHO.
A review of the Hospice UK conference in Glasgow last month.
Supportimg people with a hearing loss in the palliative care context.
Ethical understandings and approaches from a Palliative Ethicist.
A palliative Doctor from the Islamic community speaks of the tensions between her community and her chosen career
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Season 2 Episode 3 Poverty, Assisted dying and PTSD
This episode looks at the impact of War and PTSD on palliative care, the lack of palliative care services in Cardiology around Ventricular assist devices, the impact of Poverty on end of life care and Assisted dying n the UK with the Bill due to go before parliament at the end of te month.
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Season 2 Episode 2 Educating Palliative Care and UK Palliative Care Surveys
This session looks at how best to teach palliative care and different learning theories. Kate looks at a key paper from Professor Bruera on adoption of palliative care in medical systems and then we hear from Professor Fliss Murtagh on a review of 24 years of Palliative care delivery across the UK and a large survey of families of patients who have died on the experience of palliative care in the UK.
We also get an update on research in Hospice UK and an overview of Hospice Care week.
It is a Full on ECHO. with Fliss Murtagh summarizing two crucial complex reports with her consumate skill.
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