End of Life Care 11.5.2022
AGENDA
14.00-14.20
Dr Philippa Jeacocke and Dr Sarah Mitchell
Introduction and Welcome and Operational Updates from Citywide EOLC Group
14.20-14.35
Nick Deayton
Compassionate Sheffield: a community development approach to death and dying
14.35-15.05
Sabia Rehman (Sheffield Teaching Hospitals) and Naureen Khan from St Luke’s Hospice
Culturally Competent Palliative Care
15.30-16.00
Dr Trish Evans, Dr Lairab Sharo and Dr Emma Castle (Page Hall Practice)
Proactive Advance Care Planning in Primary Care
16.00-16.30
Dr Liz Allsop (Devonshire Green Medical Centre) Helen Smith (St Lukes Hospice) Dr Lou Millington (Sheffield Health Inequalities Champion, Forge Health Group), Jayne Hilton (previously of Archer Project Sheffield), Dr Ceris Evans (Sloane Medical Centre).
Complexity in Palliative Care
16.30-17.00
John Soto and Lisa Smith
Sheffield Cruse Bereavement Skills for Primary Care Teams
Key Learning Objectives:
Compassionate Sheffield: a community development approach to death and dying - Nick Deayton
- Become familiar with the community development approach to EoLC and what this translates into in everyday life and clinical
practice
- Be aware of the Compassionate Sheffield programme and how this supports EoLC across the city
Proactive advance care planning in primary care – Dr Lairab Sharo, Dr Emma Castle, Dr Trish Evans
- Discuss how we can be more proactive in facilitating compassionate and patient centred ACP discussions in the non-urgent setting
within primary care
- Be aware of ACP resources that can be shared within the practice and with patients and families to aid discussions
Complexity in palliative care – Dr Liz Allsopp (Devonshire Green Medical Centre) and Helen Smith (SLH)
- Be aware of different factors and contexts that can make delivering effective palliative care more complex eg homelessness, drug
dependence
- Discuss ways we can mitigate these challenges in primary care
- Be aware of resources/services within the city that can support us with care of these patients
Bereavement skills for primary care teams – Sheffield Cruse John Soto and Lisa Smith
- Have an overview of different models of grief and bereavement
- Be aware of the concept of complex grief / prolonged grief disorder its risk factors, and identifying patients who are at higher risk of
developing this
- Be aware of the newly funded bereavement support services available in the city and how to access them
Culturally competent palliative care – Sabia Rehman (Sheffield Teaching Hospitals) and Naureen Khan from St Luke’s Hospice
- Be aware of which of our patients may experience additional barriers to accessing palliative care due to culture or
language
- Gain an understanding of what culturally competent palliative care looks like
- Discuss strategies and approaches we can pursue within out daily practice to mitigate these potential barriers
Stall Holders
Sheffield Carers Centre Jan Outram
St Lukes Hospice Jill Aeppli
Cruse Information only
Diversecity TBC
Bens Centre TBC
HAST (Homeless Mental Health Team) Andrew Rodgers
HEP C Outreach Nurses (info only)
Homeless and Complex Peoples Health Joanne Allott (Halt), Tim Renshaw (Archer Project), Framework, Stacey Burgess (Street Outreach Nurse)
Resources and links:
Advanced Care Planning:
Starting the conversation: https://compassionindying.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/STARTING-THE-CONVERSATION_2018_AW_SINGLE-PAGES.pdf
Planning future care (available in multiple languages): https://www.england.nhs.uk/improvement-hub/publication/planning-for-your-future-care/
Planning ahead in dementia: https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/sites/default/files/2020-01/1510LP%20-%20planning%20ahead.pdf
Compassionate Sheffield:
This link for ‘Stories From The Pandemic’ trailer.. very short and moving video - https://vimeo.com/691359219/e7451eb534
An Eventbrite invite to upcoming Life and Death Cafés… May 12th and May 13th - https://www.eventbrite.sg/e/death-is-part-of-life-lets-talk-about-it-registration-316532155197
Resource Forms and Information