NHS Education for Scotland is delighted to be hosting its fifth Bereavement Education conference on Tuesday 3rd December 2024, titled ‘Bereavement in the modern world: Kindness in the chaos’ #NESBereavement2024.
There will be a number of plenary and parallel sessions throughout the day. Full programme details can be found here.
The parallel session abstract submission deadline has now passed but you can still submit a poster abstract - an opportunity to showcase bereavement work going on across Scotland and beyond. Further information on how to submit an abstract and submission deadline can be found on the NES Events website.
Further information about the conference can also be found on the link above.
To be kept informed of future events, you may also wish to sign up to NES’ bereavement update e-Newsletter and follow @NES_Bereavement.
In this episode, Lynne Innes talks to Jill Clancy, Chaplain, HMP Barlinnie who discusses the importance of listening and her experience of supporting those who are bereaved in a prison setting.
You can listen to the episode on Spotify or visit the Podcast page for more information.
This animation is one example of the short educational videos NES have produced for health and social care professionals around bereavement - please visit our video wall to see more.
Discussing dying is something most of us shy away from. The potential discomfort is not just in the patient’s mind - it’s also likely to be in the minds of the professionals who are looking after them. This NES video aims to help healthcare professionals discuss dying openly and honestly with their patients.
Two downloadable leaflets which accompany the video can be found here: summary leaflet and detailed leaflet.
Visit the Video Wall for more information on these films
