Posters
Posters
If we are to achieve our aspiration of being in the top 10 hospices recognised for their research expertise, we realise that we must support our staff to develop their research capability.
Being ‘research active’ means that hospices use the right evidence, in the right way, at the right time to plan, deliver and evaluate care. It is also concerned with the generation and development of new knowledge, evidence and research questions to make a difference to people’s lives.
Hospice UK Conference 2021
“I always assess my patients holistically, I don’t need a scoring system to tell me how ill they are”
Cheryl Young, Lonan A Challis, Sarah M McGhee, Anne Mills
Hospice UK Conference 2021
Improving Quality of Life for People Living with Dementia
Rachel Convery, Ken Mills, Sarah M McGhee, Bruce Elliot, Helen McAskill, Anne Mills
Hospice UK Conference 2021
“Your Time, Your Place”: Setting up a hub and spoke model to support people with dementia and their carers
Jeanette Hogg, Sharron Tolmann, Anne Mills
Hospice UK Conference 2021
Our Quality Improvement (QI) Journey: Small changes need small steps
Tracy Broom, David Waters, Ben Harris, Cheryl Young, Anne Mills
Hospice UK Conference 2021
Acceptability of a telerehabilitation intervention for fatigue and breathlessness in palliative care
Alison Christian, Lonan A Challis, Jo Beard, Alison Snelling, Sarah M McGhee, Anne Mills
International Conference for Integrated Care 2019
Family carers in integrated care: A case study
Giovanna I. Cruz, Sarah M McGhee
Hospice UK Conference 2019
Hospice of the future: partnering with the next generation
Lonan A. Oldam, Lottie Morris, Giovanna I. Cruz, Gillian Street, Hollie M. Quaye, Lynsey Christian, Anne Mills
Hospice UK Conference 2019
Needs Assessment for person-centred palliative and end of life care in the Isle of Man
Sarah M. McGhee, Giovanna I. Cruz, Gillian Street, Lonan A. Oldam, Frances Newman, Anne Mills
Hospice UK Conference 2019
Evaluating Project ECHO in palliative and end of life care
Ben Harris, Cheryl Young, Diane Corrin, Giovanna I. Cruz, Sarah M. McGhee, Anne Mills
Hospice UK Conference 2019
Who is Hospice missing?
Giovanna I. Cruz, Diane Corrin, Cheryl Young, Lonan A. Oldam, Frances Newman, Anne Mills, Sarah M. McGhee
International Conference for Integrated Care 2019
Family carers in integrated care: A case study
Giovanna I. Cruz and Sarah M. McGhee
Hospice UK Conference 2018
Integrated palliative and end of life care on a small island
Anne Mills, Christine Bloomer, Giovanna I. Cruz, Gillian Street, Anne Hendry, Mandy Andrew
Hospice UK Conference 2018
Moving up the "triangle" to create a Research Active Hospice
Sarah M. McGhee, Giovanna I. Cruz, Christine Bloomer, Diane Corrin, Cheryl Young, Lottie Morris, Hollie Quaye, Anne Mills
Hospice UK Conference 2018
What matters at the end of life? Results from community listening events on the Isle of Man
Giovanna I. Cruz, Anne Mills, Lottie Morris, Hollie Quaye, Brenda Dougherty, Lonan A. Oldam, Sarah M. McGhee
Hospice UK conference 2018
Evaluation of a fatigue and breathlessness programme by Hospice Isle of Man
Alison Christian, Jo Beard, Sarah M. McGhee
Hospice UK Conference 2018
Capturing the end of life experience: A method to improve case-studies to identify unmet need
Giovanna I. Cruz, Hollie Quaye, Diane Corrin, Cheryl Young and Sarah M. McGhee
Hospice UK Conference 2018
Exploring the carer experience in palliative care
Hollie Quaye and Giovanna I. Cruz
