Homelessness and Palliative Care Toolkit

This website also hosts the IMPROVE Community of Practice resources and the Homelessness and Palliative Care Network sessions and other key films and resources.

The Victoria & Stuart Project

The toolkit was created together with people with learning disabilities, families, learning disability support staff, and healthcare professionals. It includes resources and approaches to support staff with end of life care planning with people with learning disabilities

Toolkit for palliative care needs in children

Together for Short Lives has published updated categories of children’s palliative care, giving professionals a shared framework to identify which children may benefit from a palliative care approach.

Palliative and End-of-Life Care Competency Assessment Tool

The Competency Assessment Tool has been developed by a multidisciplinary group, currently practicing within the Health & Social Care Trusts, the independent and the voluntary sector within Northern Ireland. The competencies within the tool can be interpreted and applied across the range of sectors, settings and disciplines which provide palliative and end-of-life care. They are inclusive of all adult populations, regardless of diagnosis, culture or need. The Assessment Tool will assist individuals to build on the skills they already have, shaping professional practice in accordance with the document Living Matters: Dying Matters, a Strategy for Palliative and End of Life Care for Adults in Northern Ireland (Department of Health and Social Services and Public Safety, 2010).

Supportive & Palliative Care Indicators Tool (SPICT™)

The SPICT is used to identify people at risk of deteriorating and dying with one or more advanced conditions for palliative care needs assessment and care planning.The SPICT website allows users free downloads of SPICT and guides to using it in clinical practice with collaborating partners across the UK and internationally- Europe, Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, S America and Africa.