Primary Palliative Care Research group: Usher Institute, University of Edinburgh. Palliative and anticipatory care research in primary care.
Joined May 2010
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20 Sep 2023
What evidence is needed for better end of life experiences? What questions should research address? Our blog is now live - highlighting what happened since 2015 with the @PeolcPSP top 10 and our new project to refresh the research priorities #peolcpsp.
blogs.bmj.com/spcare/2023/09…
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Interested in #ACP (care planning) in Scotland? Our project 4ACP ed.ac.uk/usher/primary-palli… is looking for a couple more primary care practices to test AnticiPal. (in GGC, Lothian, Highland, Forth Valley). Give us a shout if this might be you. #palliativecare
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Useful contribution to the issue of operationalising palliative care for people living in rural communities with issues around how specialist and primary palliative care can work together.
7 Aug 2023
The key elements which signal improved care outcomes are: care coordination; care planning; digital health; and using methods to prepare, inform and motivate patients and families. #hpm #hapc buff.ly/3QuGhcG
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This is emblematic of the fact that planning needs to be a constant dialogue. Absolutely central to implementing primary palliative care.
14 Aug 2023
Fluctuating decision making about aging-in-place/long term care planning among older adults. #geriatrics agsjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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PPCRG retweeted
14 Aug 2023
Fluctuating decision making about aging-in-place/long term care planning among older adults. #geriatrics agsjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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PPCRG retweeted
No tweeting from me (@drpoco) yesterday due to a busy clinical day.
A significant part of my role as a GP is offering patients and their loved ones the opportunity to plan for their future care. We call this Advance Care Planning (ACP).
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PPCRG retweeted
Continuing my (@drpoco) PELiCam takeover, let's talk about primary palliative care...
Did you know that most people in the UK die at home or in a care home? GPs provide much of this care, along with Community Nurses.
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This is a really clear and concise explanation of the fundamentally different roles of primary and secondary care. Massively important in palliative care because of the skill primary care teams have in tolerating and managing uncertainty.
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PPCRG retweeted
10 Jan 2023
More on @mariecurieuk’s campaign to let dying people access their State Pension - and prevent 1 in 4 dying in poverty - here.
This really isn’t something that should have to be asked for - we urge the government to listen to campaigners’ voices and act.
10 Jan 2023
Terminally ill people urge UK government to pay pensions early theguardian.com/money/2023/j…
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PPCRG retweeted
3 Dec 2022
Congratulations on this rigorous work, and all the best getting the SPICT spict.org.uk into clinical practice and GP training in Germany? @aieye @DanMundayNG @MetteNeergaard @kirstyedinpall @taniaxpastrana @EAPCvzw @TheSPICT @PPCRG @
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Talking about death and dying: Findings from deliberative discussion groups with members of the public. some thoughts from us below tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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There is a massive, and difficult, tension between "getting on with life" as best as possible while being aware that death and dying is present in your life. Most seem to manage this through minimising the amount of time thinking about death and dying while not denying it. 5/6
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