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Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK & Association of Palliative Medicine

A monthly podcast hosted by Max Watson, Hospice UK, Matt Dore (APM) and Kate Flemming York University highlighting recent clinical and research updates from across the UK with a range of additional speakers from across the UK palliative community

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All Episodes

01:33:23

Series 3 Episode 1 International Palliative Care and...

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2025/09/18

This month Matt looked at dofferent service delivery models for finacing palliative care services. We heard from Mhoira Leng about refugee palliative care and the growing recognition of the palliative care need among the millions of displaced persons in our world. Katherine Sleeman introduces the IMPACT centre and its potential to improve the awareness of up to date evidence from research. Cat Sullivan summarises the learning from the Extending Frailty Care project recently completed by Hospices

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01:36:00

Series 2 Episode 8 Advance care planning

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2025/06/13

This month we look at the pros and cons of advance care planning (ACP) and why it has failed to have the impact for which so many hope. Matt is an ACP sceptic and he outlines his reasons.Kate looks at deprescribing in her journal article and how communication is central in such advance planning.Matt Gloudeman is so passionate about the importance of emergency planning that he set up his own company to provide people with the opportunity of ACT that works.Emma Winstanley is dedicated to improving the

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01:36:53

Series 2 Episode 7 What is Palliative Care Offer to NHS

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2025/05/25

Matt reviews the historical offers that Palliative services and hospices have made over the years to commissioners.Erica Borgstorm looks at how clinicians have ethnographically coped with palliative care choosing not to intervene, test, manage or otherwise intervene in contrast to other specialties.We get an update from Hospice UK on all that has been happening in Scotland and England in relation to Assisted dying/Suicide debates in parliaments and Anette Alcock gives an overview of some of the

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01:37:32

Season2 episode6 Decision making, quality and...

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2025/04/14

A full on ECHO with Matt looking at the process of decision making around assisted dying and Kate looking at a paper on terminal sedation decisoon making from Europe.Mark Junnicer from the National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death summarises the NCEPOD report into UK end of life care, before Anita Hayes gives the latest update from HospiceUK activity data from across the Hospice Sector. Hope you enjoy it

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01:33:52

Season2 Episode 5 WEIRD Interdependence and Community...

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2025/02/20

For the Valentine's Clinical ECHO, Matt looks at the brain changes that effect interdependence, so often a vital part of Palliative Care. Kate looks at a review of the patchwork of services that constitutes UK community out of hours care. Professor Keri Thomas provides an overview of the recently launched Coalition of Frontline Care and Keri Gammons describes the the model of integrated working which has been so successful across Lincolnshire.

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01:36:42

Season 2 Episode 4 Hospice UK Conference, Deafness,...

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2024/12/19

The Christmas clinical ECHO.A review of the Hospice UK conference in Glasgow last month. Supportimg people with a hearing loss in the palliative care context. Ethical understandings and approaches from a Palliative Ethicist. A palliative Doctor from the Islamic community speaks of the tensions between her community and her chosen career

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01:28:28

Season 2 Episode 3 Poverty, Assisted dying and PTSD

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2024/11/17

This episode looks at the impact of War and PTSD on palliative care, the lack of palliative care services in Cardiology around Ventricular assist devices, the impact of Poverty on end of life care and Assisted dying n the UK with the Bill due to go before parliament at the end of te month.

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01:36:43

Season 2 Episode 2 Educating Palliative Care and UK...

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2024/10/10

This session looks at how best to teach palliative care and different learning theories. Kate looks at a key paper from Professor Bruera on adoption of palliative care in medical systems and then we hear from Professor Fliss Murtagh on a review of 24 years of Palliative care delivery across the UK and a large survey of families of patients who have died on the experience of palliative care in the UK.We also get an update on research in Hospice UK and an overview of Hospice Care week. It is a Full

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01:36:27

Episode 1 season 2 Conflict in Hospices and...

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2024/09/22

Reviewing reasons why staff conflicts happen in the Hospice sector and why such conflict can be so keenly felt.Repatriations of patients who want to go home to another country. A review of radiology investigations in the last six months of life. General updates from across the UK

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01:34:35

Episode 10 NHS Crises and Repeated Election promises

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2024/06/16

In this season of election manifestos and incessant political commentary Matt will be having a look at how previous crises in the NHS have been navigated, and in particular how Palliative Care has continued to grow and develop in the face of everything.Kate will be looking at a series of articles in the Nursing Times on looking after people with palliative care needs. We will also be hearing from Liv Warnes, from Hospice UK, about the advocacy work taking place on behalf of Hospice and Palliative

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01:38:36

Season 1 Episode 8 Uncertainty in Palliative Care

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2024/05/11

This month we focus on uncertainty in Palliative Care with Matt looking at choice and free will in the presence of constant uncertainty, and Kate looking at the uncertanties around delivering Palliative care in prison.We are joined By Ariel Dempsey, Dr. Robert Twycross and Chris White. Ariel will be summarising her PhD work on uncertainty, Dr. Twycross, the father of research in the modern palliative care movement will be looking at the uncertain impacts of potential changes in assisted dying

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01:31:27

Clinical Palliative Care ECHO update Season1 episode 8

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2024/04/15

The April Clinical ECHO focus is on inspiration and hope in the face of so much global fear and suffering. We have an international focus learning from, and collaborating with, palliative care teams from across the world. Matt will be focussing on his learning from the virtual Palliative Care Congress with many international speakers but also including news about an unusual and evidence-based use of sniffing alcohol wipes to quickly counteract nausea. Kate has been scouring the journals again to

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01:36:18

Season 1 Episode 7 Finance, Assisted Dying, Workforce...

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2024/03/18

Fliss Murtagh research on the real costs of delivering Palliative Care, Reviews of the UK Government report on assisted dying/suicide, tribute to Wendy Mitchel, Nursing Apprenticeships and Growing your own Consultants, and finally Rachel Clarke on her ITV drama series about Covid, "Breathtaking".

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01:16:15

February Workforce, Hospice Funding and Climate Change

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2024/02/22

Review of all party parliamentary report on Hospice Funding, Workforce issues with Matt Dore, Fliss Murtagh and Anita Hayes and palliative care and climate change from Richard Smith former Editor of the BMJ.If you would like to view a video of the session https://youtu.be/9MJwILxg6pk If you would like the slides for the session or have other questions echo@hospiceuk.org Max, Matt and Kate

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01:23:32

AI Palliative Care and Government Funding for Irish...

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2024/01/13

Welcome to the New Year Palliative Care update. Matt helps us understand how AI works and we look at ways that the sector could use it in 2024. Kate reviews a paper looking at the management of patients with Parkinson's disease and we get an update from Emily Pikett on the SR1 form roll out. Our main focus of discussion follows on from Feargal Twomey explaining the Irish Government's decision to fund Hospice and Palliative care 100%! Hope you find it interesting. Max, Matt and Kate

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01:20:59

December 2023 - Collaboration &NHS

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2023/12/14

This month we recap the HospiceUK conference, Matt looks at economic systems and hospices and Kate's journal article highlights digital legacy issues. We learn of the radical changes in end of life care services from Fife in Scotland from Jo Bowden and are updated in the new carers leave act that comes into law next April. We finish with a poetic christmas tribute from Benjamin Zephaniah (1958-2023)

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00:51:54

ECHO and Global Palliative Care

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2023/11/02

Four Palliative Doctors from across the world discuss their use of ECHO to support global palliative care in a panel at the recent MetaECHO conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico.Professor Christopher Piromalli, works with indigenous communities in New Mexico and Alaska, Professor Rajgopal the Father of Indian Palliative Care and founder of Pallium India, Dr. Megan Doherty who works across Asia with Two worlds from Canada in paediatric palliative care and Professor Max Watson, Director of Project

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01:24:58

October Clinical ECHO

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2023/10/12

This Month Matt is looking at protocols and guidelines in palliative care and their merits and demerits, Max is highlighting the developments in the world wide ECHO movement, particularly in Palliative Care. Kate is focussing on a paper looking at the impacts of patients, carers and staff of seven day working and Clare Rayment from Bradford is talking about the REACT project in A&E in Bradford.

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01:30:45

Frailty and Palliative Care September 2023

Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK &... ·

2023/09/24

This month's podcast focuses on frailty. We will be thinking about the increasing numbers of frail patients, working in an increasingly frail NHS and coming to terms with our own biases and frailties. Matt, Max and Kate are joined by Anita Hayes and Catriona Sullivan talking about the Hospice UK's extending frailty care programme and by Sabrina Bajwah from King's College highlighting her research into specialist palliative care's response to ethnic minority groups and a new video

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