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Primary Palliative Care Research group: Usher Institute, University of Edinburgh. Palliative and anticipatory care research in primary care.

 Edinburgh, UK
ed.ac.uk/usher/primary-palliative-care/
Joined May 2010
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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.
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Palliative Medicine (@PalliativeMedJ) profile picturePalliative Medicine@PalliativeMedJ7 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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Our contribution Palliative Care Research RCT - Ethnography - Systematic Review
A meme. Einstein on left, "Ken" from Barbie movies in the middle, Oppenheimer on right.

ALT A meme. Einstein on left, "Ken" from Barbie movies in the middle, Oppenheimer on right.

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Eurostar departures area. Halfway to #EAPC2023 – at London, England
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Delighted to be at #pcc2023
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Advance care planning in primary care for patients with gastrointestinal cancer: feasibility randomised trial bjgp.org/content/early/2022/… @CannyAnne1 @kirstyedinpall @Deleriad @scottamurrayed @EdinUniUsher
Meaningful conversations between patients, family carers and GPs about care planning were successful when GPs tailored their approach to patient/family carer preferred planning styles and evolving concerns of each patient and carer

ALT Meaningful conversations between patients, family carers and GPs about care planning were successful when GPs tailored their approach to patient/family carer preferred planning styles and evolving concerns of each patient and carer

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Delighted to be here today. #sppcconf22
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By 2040 over 60% of people may be able to die at home if current progress continues - but we need more support for people at home and in care homes.
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Fliss Murtagh. "Early palliative care" should be called "on time palliative care". #MCRSM19
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Positive outcomes from models of palliative care strongly associated with community resources. Fascinating talk from Fliss Murtagh. #MCRSM19
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A privilege to be here at Palliative Care in Partnership in Belfast. Great focus on transforming #palliativecare from policy to practice. #pallcareweek
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At what point does support for people with long term conditions become early palliative care? @timwarren2020 reminds us of "umbrella conversations" - to be carried on, not just when it's raining, but when it might rain @kirstyedinpall1 livingwellincommunities.com/… via @LWiC_QI
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