Palliative Care ECHO Update NIH , York University, Association of Palliative Medicine

A monthly podcast hosted by Max Watson, Project ECHO RQIA, 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

Palliative Care ECHO Update NIH , York University, Association of Palliative Medicine is a health podcast hosted by Northern Ireland Hospice, with 26 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Northern Ireland Hospice hosts Palliative Care ECHO Update NIH , York University, Association of Palliative Medicine, a health show with 26 episodes published.

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  Episode #7

  Series 3 Episode 7 Burnout, Ethics, Economics and Neurological collaborations

  May 27, 20261h 35mS3

  <p>This ECHO  Matt has been preoccupied with the issues surrounding burnout and its implications not so much for us as individuals but for our organisations. </p><p>Kate  has been looking at the use of an Ethics consultation service across German Palliative Care services</p><p>We look forward to hearing from Derek Willis as he describes how he has developed a palliative care collaboration for people with rare neurological conditions such as Muscular dystrophy.</p><p>We are so pleased also that Fliss Murtagh is also joining us and it is a fantastic opportunity to hear Fliss outlining the amaz...

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  Episode #6

  Series 3 Episode 6 Drugs, Prisons, Pathways and Green Awards

  Apr 29, 20261h 39mS3

  <p>The April Clinical ECHO is focussed on populations who may not sit comfortably within traditional Palliative Care systems and services.</p><p>Matt takes a look at the rapidly increasing number of synthetic “recreational”drugs and the challenges in delivering Palliative Care to patients who are using such medications  both from a symptom management viewpoint as well as in terms of keeping staff, patients and families “safe.” Kate looks at a paper from Canada looking at the factors surrounding the concept of homelessness and the definitions useful to organisations seeking to help those termed by society at large as “homeless”.<...

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  Episode #5

  Series 3 Episode 5 Live Clinical ECHO APM Brighton

  Apr 13, 202653 minS3

  <p>The clinical ECHO from the Palliative Care Congress in Brighton covers a range of areas.</p><p>Matt and Max outline what has been happen9ng in the Palliative Care World this past Month.</p><p>Kate introduces the latest "Temel" paper, this time looking at financial analysis of Palliative services.</p><p>We hear from Dr. Helen McGee on the use of AI to improve efficiency and reach of community Palliative Care services .</p><p>We conclude with (Dr.) Jeremy Sassoon a former psychiatrist and now Jazz musician giving his take on palliative care and caring his latest...

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  Episode #4

  Series 3 Episode 4 Looking back, looking forward

  Mar 17, 20261h 41mS3

  <p>The first ECHO of 2026 gives Matt a chance to look back at previous ECHOs and, in this time of ever more siloed thinking to review the whole nature of debate and common debating weaknesses used repeatedly in current disputes.</p><p>Kate has a really interesting paper looking at the need for support for palliative care community workers to help them sustain their vital work.</p><p>Libby Sallow provides an update on the four years since the Lancet Commission on the Value of Death report was published and the impact that it is still having.</p><p>Anita...

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  Episode #3

  series 3 episode 3 Emergency Palliative Care

  Dec 24, 20251h 37mS3

  <p>In the last episode of 2025 we take a look at Acute Responses to Palliative Care need in Kent and Medway with Rakesh Koria and then in the Accident and Emergency Department of Antrim Area Hospital with Dan Soutar.</p><p>Kate's paper this month looked at differences between urban and rural palliative care delivery and Desi Karakitsiou gave an update on Famcare 2 and its value in benchmarking palliative care services across the UK.</p><p>We begin this month with a snapshot of the HospiceUK annual conference in Liverpool from Max</p>

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