Day 2: Wednesday 27th November

The enhancement of palliative care via electronic prescription and administration, sponsored by Ashtons.

Papers being presented:

• Whose homes are reflected in homelike hospice architecture and design in England? Lucia Crowther, School of Environmental Sciences, University of Hull
• Mortality review meetings: using collaborative reflection to improve practice. Helen King, St Christopher's Hospice
• Developing a Centre of Excellence for transition and young adult palliative care. Helen Finlinson, St Elizabeth Hospice

These abstracts were selected via the Call for Papers.

More information to follow.

Speakers: 

• Emma Saysell, Chief Executive, St David's Hospice Care
• Helen Malo, Senior Policy and Public Affairs Manager (Scotland), Hospice UK
• Dr Anne Sutherland, A Gaelic speaker and islander at heart

Speakers: 

• Professor Max Watson MBE, Project ECHO Programme Director, Hospice UK
• Anita Hayes, Clinical Quality Lead, Hospice UK

Speakers: 

• Dr Amy Gadoud, Clinical Senior Lecturer in Palliative Medicine at Lancaster University and NIHR Research Delivery Network National Lead for Palliative Care
• Rachel Perry, Research Nurse, Marie Cure Hospice West Midlands
• Sandra Prew, National Settings Lead for Residential Settings, National ENRICH Coordinator and Assistant Research Delivery Manager, CRN West Midlands and NIHR Clinical Research Network
• Mike Nash, Member and Volunteer, Men’s Sheds Project, Marie Curie Hospice, West Midlands

Speaker: Clare Partridge, Deputy Editor, BMJ Open 

Speakers:

• Mike Palfreman, Chief Executive, Jersey Hospice
• Matthew Brindley, Policy and Advocacy Manager Wales, Hospice UK

Papers being presented:

• Development of a pathway to enable direct transfer of dying patients from Emergency Department to Hospice. Catherine Malia, St Gemma's Hospice
• Challenges of the transition to end of life care in patients with malignant bowel obstruction. Dr Alison Bravington, Wolfson Palliative Care Research Centre, Hull York Medical School, University of Hull
• Co-design of evidence-based video resources to support better delirium assessment and management for terminally ill people. Elizabeth Arnold, Marie Curie Hospice, Edinburgh
• Breaking Boundaries: Clinical Nurse Specialists Pioneer Cross-Hospice Clinical Collaboration. Jules Causton, St Michael’s Hospice

These abstracts were selected via the Call for Papers.

Speakers:

• Gemma Allen, Palliative Care Inclusion and Community Partnerships Lead, No Barriers Here Co-Founder and Programme Lead, The Mary Stevens Hospice
• Alexandra Wray, Matron for End of Life, Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Health Services Research Fellow, York St John University
• Lesley Goodburn, Head of Public Engagement and Involvement, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence

Speakers:

• Dr Sam Kyeremateng, Medical Director & Clinical Lead for Programme Development, St Luke’s Hospice
• Rachel Barker, Development Director – North East, PIB Insurance
• Stewart Archdale, Charity and Not for Profit Director, PIB Insurance

Speakers:

• Kerry Jackson, Chief Executive, St Gemma’s Hospice
• Karen Parkin, Operational Director of Finance, NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board
• Martin Foster, Programme Lead, Greater Manchester Hospices Provider Collaborative
• Helen Bennett, Chief Executive, Pilgrim’s hospices
• Kathryn Dackombe, Finance Director, Heart of Kent Hospice

Speaker: Dave Grewcock, Head of Improvement, UCLH Institute at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust