Prof Fliss Murtagh

New paper published @flissmurtagh.bsky.social Funding for palliative research remains very low: out of total of 18,023 health research awards in 2022, only 136 related to palliative research – just 0.26% of the total £4.2billion awarded. See spcare.bmj.com/content/earl...

www.kireports.org/article/S246... If all roads to lead to dialysis, the kidney failure population will experience unmet needs unseen for decades. @lucyselman.bsky.social @flissmurtagh.bsky.social @kidneycoalition.bsky.social @rcpdmeetings.bsky.social @kidneyint.bsky.social

Dr Catriona Mayland Awarded Prestigious NIHR Advanced Fellowship to Transform End of Life Care Research We’re delighted to share that Dr Catriona Mayland, Senior Clinical Lecturer and Honorary Consultant in Palliative Medicine, has been awarded the highly competitive National Institute of Health and Car...

Delighted to be awarded a #NIHR Advanced Fellowship for #PalliativeCare #Research

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‪Thanks @nihr.bsky.social‬ & to my mentors @lucyselman.bsky.social @sheilapayne1.bsky.social @flissmurtagh.bsky.social @claregardiner.bsky.social ‪@sheffielduni.bsky.social‬

Congratulations to Susanne de Wolf-Linder from @wolfsonpallcare.bsky.social one of the best 5 posters at @eapcvzw.bsky.social #EAPC2025 #IPOS-Dem is a valid and reliable outcome measure for assessing and monitoring palliative symptoms and concern for those with dementia @flissmurtagh.bsky.social

Paper infographic about how patient information documents frame dialysis and conservative kidney management in inaccurate ways.

📣 New paper now online @ckj-era.bsky.social: How do patient information documents present dialysis and conservative kidney management? A document analysis.

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This work with @katherinesleeman.bsky.social and @flissmurtagh.bsky.social shows how we can use routine data to understand causes and help find ways to address inequality in palliative and end of life care

First plenary at #PCC2025 - Sarah Mitchell speaking: many people miss out on pall care. Growing need for pall care - change constant, mission the same! Improving access and quality of pall care for people. Data dashboard, currency model. Ambitions partnership. SPC often too late; pushing for change

First plenary at #PCC2025 - Kirsty Boyd speaking: need for population- based care; multiple conditions (heart, vascular, and frailty) growing fast, cancer increasing - no longer ‘linear pathway’ - Scotland removing term ‘end of life care’ - identify how pallcare can help. Future care planning key.

First plenary at #PCC2025 with Feargal Twomey speaking: increasing pallcare need, poor coordination, a lot of work to be done, recognition of system-wide pressures, can’t say ‘too busy’ - we must take responsibility to find a way through! Level 1, 2, 3 pallcare needs - needs assessment required!

First plenary at #PCC2025 with Idris Baker speaking: case of national government teams and policy makers listening to clinical expertise and research evidence. Importance of good data to underpin person centred and value based (can achieve both!)

Yesterday’s webinar lead by Dr Gross was fantastic!

Digging deep into components of high quality communication.

Have you considered how your emotional intelligence may play a role?

We will soon share the recording in our www.epcin.uk Members’ area (join free)!

Save the date for the next one👇

Blog post : How do clinicians communicate about treatment options to older patients with advanced kidney disease – and what difference does it make?

Our blog on findings from the OSCAR study is now online
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education.ukkidney.org/blog/oscar

Full paper: bmcnephrol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....

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I've been teaching yoga, breathwork and meditation to patients, caregivers & HCPs in palliative care settings for a long time. My #realist research @wolfsonpallcare.bsky.social unpicks the relational & soothing mechanisms activated by these approaches that lead to down-regulation of distress.

One of our very own! Congrats, Jordan! 👏🧑‍🎓

Podcast Episode 114 — Speak For Me LPA

What is the quality of care towards end of life in England and Wales? Hear about it here speakforme.co.uk/podcast-epis...

Research shows painful truth of end of life care New research by Hull York Medical School underpins a new Marie Curie report highlighting patchy and inconsistent end of life care.

New research funded by MarieCurie, highlighting patchy and inconsistent end of life care. The report aims to drive change to improve care for people with advanced illness and their families. See www.hull.ac.uk/work-with-us...

PGCert, PGDip and MSc in Palliative Care: Implementing Best Practice Learn how to develop, deliver and evaluate care that facilitates best practice in palliative care and care for people living with life-limiting conditions.

Our Postgraduate Taught webinars continue next week! Discover how our PGCert, PGDip and MSc in Palliative Care: Implementing Best Practice programme will help you to make a difference to people living with long-term and life-limiting conditions: www.hyms.ac.uk/postgraduate...

Research shows painful truth of end of life care New research by Hull York Medical School underpins a new Marie Curie report highlighting patchy and inconsistent end of life care.

New research funded by MarieCurie, highlighting patchy and inconsistent end of life care. The report aims to drive change to improve care for people with advanced illness and their families. See www.hull.ac.uk/work-with-us...

New research funded by MarieCurie, highlighting patchy and inconsistent end of life care. The report aims to drive change to improve care for people with advanced illness and their families.

hull.ac.uk/work-with-us/m…