HSC Bereavement Network
The HSC Bereavement Network website has been developed to provide information and guidance for those who care for and support dying people and their loved ones around the time of and after death.
Reducing and Managing the Risk of Falls Booklet Launched to Support Specialist Palliative Care Inpatient Service
Patient information booklet: Reducing and Managing the Risk of Falls, developed to support patients, families and carers in specialist palliative care inpatient settings.
Rewilding healthcare by cultivating relational systems to reimagine palliative care
Rewilding Healthcare by Cultivating Relational Systems, is a new report by Dr Sarah Yardley, UCL researcher and Churchill Fellow. It calls for a major rethink of how palliative care is designed and delivered for people with complex mental health needs.
National Healthcare Communication Programme
Designed to support healthcare staff to learn, develop and maintain their communication skills with patients, their families and with colleagues. The Programme is underpinned by the Core Values of Care, Compassion, Trust and Learning and builds on these values with a focus.
ShinyMind app
St Christopher’s and ShinyMind are offering free wellbeing support to hospice staff to help manage the emotional challenges of end-of-life care, via the ShinyMind app. The app offers quick, easy-to-use evidence-based resources – including short videos, audio clips, and interactive tools to bring into your daily life to improve wellbeing. Topics include building assertiveness, managing emotions, setting boundaries, reflecting on experiences, and coping with grief and loss, to name a few. If you’re a member of hospice workforce download the app today, and start your journey to better mental health and wellbeing.
Helping healthcare professionalswho help grieving families
The GSHP online learning library provides healthcare professionals with zero-cost foundational education on core concepts of grief, grief-sensitive communication with patients, supporters, and colleagues, and personal wellness in high-exposure environments.
Simulation – Safe learning for real practice
This webinar showcased the development and impact of an innovative interprofessional simulation programme at Milford Care Centre, highlighting how simulation-based education can strengthen clinical practice, communication, teamwork and confidence in palliative care settings.
IAHPC Manual on the Use of Essential Palliative Care Medicines for Adults.
This Manual provides practical recommendations for the safe and effective use of the medications for palliative care included in the WHO EML and in the Lancet Commission Report. The Manual is intended to support health professionals who are not specialists in palliative care — doctors and others providing generalist or primary palliative care.
Advance Care Planning: For Now and For the Future
The Advance Care Planning Programme Team has engaged widely during the development of the Advance Care Planning policy document.
Palliative Care Week Reports
Annual Reports detailing the impact of AIIHPC’s annual Palliative Care Week campaign.