The PCRS has a JISC mail!

Suitable for anyone interested in palliative care research.

Providing an opportunity to connect, knowledge share, network, and support each other.

Also, it is free to join! Sign up here:

jiscmail.ac.uk/PCRS

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Delighted that Marie Curie EOLC is starting a Project ECHO Community of Practice to supportthe evidence-based Carer Support Needs Assessment Tool/Intervention CSNAT Gunn Grande Gail Ewing Kate M Marie Curie Project ECHO emma carduff Registration open mariecurie.org.uk/professionals/…

So painful, yet I couldn’t switch it off. Someone needs a refresh to their media training. Eek

What a week! Incredible content and it’s accessible to all. Well done to my amazing colleagues who organised this event and to fellow palliative care champions who gave up their time to speak.

New HRCS analysis of grant funding data out today: of £2.79billion health-related research in 2022, only 0.23% /£6.5m dealt with #palliative / end of life care, up from 0.21%, still too little. Marie Curie EOLC still 2nd largest funder after NIHR Research hrcsonline.net/reports/analys…

Welcome to our Mental health and wellbeing in Advanced Illness Network (MAIN) launch! Join us on 31st Jan as we unveil our new research and knowledge exchange network focused on mental health and wellbeing in relation to serious life-limiting illness:

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✍️ In 1952, we published a groundbreaking report which found many people receiving end of life care in the community were experiencing poverty and isolation.

70 years on, this is still the case ⤵️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/12/2…

Today I reflect on the findings of our new report from Marie Curie EOLC and The Queen's Nursing Institute which explores how far we come in the provision of end of life care since 1952. mariecurie.org.uk/blog/food-bank…

Today I hosted a roundtable on the 'Dying in the Margins study' from Marie Curie Scotland & University of Glasgow.

The study paints a picture from individuals’ experiences coping with challenges associated w poverty, housing, energy & transport while living w a terminal illness.

As the UK's largest charitable funder of #PEOLC research, we want to ensure research focuses on topics that are most important to people who are directly impacted.
Please help us to do this by taking & sharing our survey: bit.ly/3Ln1XUA
#PeolcPSP PeolcPSP James Lind Alliance

📣We are recruiting a new research officer to the Marie Curie Research Team. For more info about the role and to apply 👇eofb.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

Got experience of UK work visas and terminal illness? Live in the UK? OR are you a UK professional supporting people with terminal illness on a work visa? If so, take part in our study funded by Marie Curie EOLC

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Family carers' own accounts of what affects their mental health during end-of-life caregiving: read our evidence synthesis in a new report published today journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/hsdr/published…

Some reflections from me and ⁦Sam Quinn⁩ on the ⁦Dying in the Margins⁩ study as it officially comes to an end after 4 years! ⁦Merryn Gott⁩ ⁦emma carduff⁩ endoflifestudies.academicblogs.co.uk/dying-in-the-m…

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Delighted that we have been able to collaborate with Naomi Richards and colleagues as University of Glasgow in this microcredential.

Dying, death and grief are central to clinical medicine - we all need skills and knowledge to deal with them in our multicultural world.

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This is disastrous. Community Link workers play a vital role for people experiencing poverty and ill health.

Just a few days left to visit the #CostOfDying exhibition at the Mitchell Library, Glasgow

Please visit the Cost of Dying exhibition at Glasgow Mitchell Library until Friday; an affecting and powerful project that shines a light on participants' experiences of financial hardship at the end of life: