Marie Curie Project ECHO

Developing a community of practice between Scottish Ambulance Service clinicians and palliative care professionals.

Empowering community groups in London, the South East and South West to be confident in talking about death, dying and bereavement.

A network for Midlands and East of England to build understanding and improve the lived experiences of those with dementia or other cognitive impairments, as well as the lives of those closest to them.

Developing a community of practice to support health, social care staff and patient facing clinical volunteers to recognise, discuss and support anyone impacted by fuel and socioeconomic poverty at end of life.

Bringing together mental health teams, addiction services alongside palliative care providers to share their knowledge and expertise to help improve the experiences of those they support.

A network in Birmingham and Solihull aiming to reduce the inequalities in care for people with a learning disability and autistic people. 

The network aims to support health and social care practitioners with the Carer Support Needs Assessment Tool Intervention (CSNAT-I).

This network is designed for those still in training, such as student nurses and trainee nurse associates, and it will feature expert speakers presenting on various topics in the field of mouth care within palliative care.

The network seeks to empower and support care home support team professionals in Scotland.

This network aims to develop a community of practice, encouraging and supporting health and social care practitioners to share experiences, new technologies and how this can improve health and social care.

A network for allied health professionals and social workers.