Palliative Care Works Reaching those Most in Need,

Categories: Education.

Thinking Globally – Acting Locally: 11th Annual Conference – a hybrid event. Saturday 19 October 2024. In person at Sobell House Study Centre, Churchill Hospital, Oxford OX3 7LE Or via Zoom 

Morning programme

              09.30 hrs until 13.30 hrs BST (UTC + 1) 

Time Topic Speaker
0930 PCW Annual General Meeting

 

George Smerdon, Chair of Trustees

 

  The Annual General Meeting is open to all who wish to attend either on

Zoom or in person

 

10.00 Conference Registration – tea/coffee available

 

10.30 Welcome and introduction

 

George Smerdon, Chair of Trustees

 

10.35 Keynote speaker: Championing palliative care in universal health reforms

 

Robert Yates, Political Health Economist and Honorary Associate Professor, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

 

11.05 Opportunity for Qs and As

 

11.15 The spark that lit the flame.

What has been achieved following PCW training

 

Presentation from Sokoine Hospital Palliative Care Team in SE Tanzania: Faraja Kilewa, Midwife and Peter Masinde, Pharmacist

 

11.35 Refreshment break

Reminder: Audience please prepare questions/comments for Panel at 13.10

 

11.50 How do we evaluate the work PCW does? Fiona Rawlinson, Trustee, PCW

Professor at Cardiff University and Programme Director for the Palliative Medicine for Health Care Professionals’ MSc and postgraduate palliative care short courses. Consultant in Palliative Medicine, City Hospital Community, Cardiff

 

12.00 Reaching minorities: introduction

Increasing access to address inequity

 

Ruth Alderton, Trustee, PCW

Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Prospect Hospice

Anu Savio, Nurse Consultant, Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Research Institute, Pondicherry, India

 

12.15 Training Community Health Volunteers for Palliative Care in Kenya

 

Sally Hull, Chair of Trustees, Hospice Care Kenya UK
12.35 Mental health challenges in palliative care

 

Dr Seema Rao, Director of Education & Research, Bangalore Hospice Trust and Head, Karunashraya Institute for Palliative Care Education and Research

 

12.50 The Global Palliative Nursing Network (GPNN) and Beacons of Care Projects

 

Marie Cooper, Senior Nurse Advisor, Centre for Awareness and Response to End of Life, St Christopher’s Hospice, London

 

13.10 Audience participation with panel of speakers:

Robert Yates, Sally Hull, Seema Rao, Marie Cooper and George Smerdon

Your opportunity to raise questions and reflections on the conference presentations and /or challenges and difficulties you have experienced and how they have been resolved.

Participants to send in questions by email before the conference or place in chat box during the morning.

 

13.30 Conference ends on Zoom

Lunch will be provided for delegates at Sobell House

   

There will be a meeting in the afternoon of PCW Trustees and Associates.

In-house delegates are warmly invited to stay.

 

 

 

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