CCLG: The Children & Young People’s Cancer Association
The CCLG website contains information for medical, healthcare and other professionals working with or supporting a child with cancer
Compassionate Communities Position Paper
Position Paper developed by Queen’s University Belfast.
The paper puts forward nine recommendations. It emphasises the need for a mandate for fostering a compassionate communities approach at local government level. This would recognise that caregiving, dying, death and grieving should not be the role responsibility of health and social care.
Compassion and Pride for the LGBTQIA+ Community in Death
Ember is an end-of-life guide that was developed and driven by a group of volunteers from the LGBTQIA+ community and allies. It aims to inform and empower LGBTQIA+ people to start thinking about Advance or Future Care Planning for end of life and support Health and Social Care professionals caring for the community at end of life.
Palliative Care Stories
AIIHPC produced videos of peoples experiences of palliative care
Mentoring Guide: for health and social care professionals who provide palliative care in a variety of care settings
AIIHPC produced a Mentoring Guide to inform the future development of mentoring programmes within palliative care
The Palliative Care Needs Assessment (PCNA) and the new PCNA eLearning Programme Webinar 2024
The webinar was targeted at all health and social care professionals and provided a detailed overview of the new Palliative Care Needs Assessment (PCNA) eLearning programme
Compassionate Communities in Palliative and End of Life Care Conference and Position Paper
AIIHPC was awarded a grant from the Shared Island Civic Society Fund to fund the Compassionate Communities in Palliative and End of Life Care Conference which took place on the 9th of September in Newry.
Webinar on the New National Adult Palliative Care Policy in the Republic of Ireland
This AIIHPC webinar on the 7 November 2024 provided an overview of the new National Adult Palliative Care Policy, its recommendations, planned actions and the next steps to support policy implementation.
‘Living well with advancing illness – An interdisciplinary rehabilitative palliative care approach to patient care’, Palliative Rehabilitation Seminar
The AIIHPC seminar on the 11 June 2025 was targeted at people working within specialist palliative care services and it was an opportunity to explore current rehabilitative practices.
Delirium in Specialist Palliative Care Webinar 2025
AIIHPC webinar on the 22 June 2025 in Dr McQuillan discussed: Definition of delirium, Incidence of delirium in people with life limiting illness, Causes and treatment of delirium – what is the underlying cause and can this be treated effectively before the person dies, Pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions to support, Delirium Screening Tool – 4AT