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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
Northern Ireland Hospice hosts Palliative Care ECHO Update NIH , York University, Association of Palliative Medicine, a health show with 25 episodes published.
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. Kate has been looking at the use of an Ethics consultation service
The April Clinical ECHO is focussed on populations who may not sit comfortably within traditional Palliative Care systems and services. Matt takes a look at the rapidly increasing number of synthetic “recreational”drugs
The clinical ECHO from the Palliative Care Congress in Brighton covers a range of areas. Matt and Max outline what has been happen9ng in the Palliative Care World this past Month. Kate introduces the latest "Temel" paper
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 disp
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. Kate's
This month focuses on Palliative care Nursing with Kate providing an overview of the historical background and Julie Ling, from the WHO, detailing progress and initiatives on an international scale. Nationally, Sheree Fa
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
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 h
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
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
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
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 Ethi
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 th
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 F
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 th
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 d
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. W
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
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, a
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