5 January 2024
You can choose to attend all or some sessions. Project ECHO delivers a virtual, expert community of practice to improve knowledge and confidence.
Each ECHO session is based on your feedback, local and national priorities and guidance in End of Life Care (EoLC).
In this first programme of four sessions, expects from the community:
Four subsequent ECHO sessions will focus on supporting GPs and colleagues who lead in EoLC, to develop and support EoLC in their practices, teams, across their network, and Sheffield. You will again choose to focus and content of the sessions.
All session talks, case discussions and resources will be available to you and your teams after each session.
| Session Topic | Date and Time |
| Admit or remain at home: how do I support my dying, frail patient at the end of life at home? | 01/02/24 at 7pm – 8:30pm |
| Discharge home to die: how do I support my patients at home, through a rapidly changing situation at the end of life? | 22/02/24 at 1pm – 2:30pm |
| Are they thirsty: what is best practice around food and fluid at the end of life? | 07/03/24 at 1pm – 2:30pm |
| Faith deaths: how do I and my team support spiritual beliefs and faith deaths at home? | 28/03/24 at 7pm – 8:30pm |
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If you have any questions, feedback, or wish to contact the ECHO Facilitator (Dr Laura McTague) or co-leads (Dr Hannah Weston, Dr Anne Noble) please contact echo@hospicesheffield.co.uk
