AM
- 9am – Arrival and registration
- 9:15am – Welcome and opening
- 9:30am – Keynote session: Dr Alun Roebuck
- 10:30am – Refreshment break
- 10:45am – Breakout session 1
- 11:30am – Keynote session: Dr Greg Whitley
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Plan your day
PM
- 12:30pm – Lunch and networking
- 1:30pm – Breakout session 2
- 2:30pm – Refreshment break
- 2:45pm – Keynote session: Dr Adam Brown
- 3:45pm – Closing reflections and poster competition winner
- 4pm – Close
Meet your keynote speakers
Professor Alun Roebuck
Senior Consultant Nurse in Cardiology
Bringing a heart failure and palliative perspective to clinical care
Dr Adam Brown
Consultant in Palliative Medicine
Sharing his professional journey, experience, and learning from a PGCert in Medical Education
Dr Greg Whitley
Paramedic Research Fellow
Exploring his research journey and key principles for research in practice
Breakout sessions
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ReSPECT in Practice
Explore the ReSPECT process through an
engaging and practical workshop. Discuss real
world considerations, ask questions and
strengthen your confidence in applying ReSPECT
principles within practice.
SR1 in Practice
Learn how to complete an SR1 form through a fun
and interactive teaching session. You will also hear
about the development of a new quick reference
guide and Palliative Care Pathway checklist,
created to support clinicians across Lincolnshire.
Clinical Equipment
Explore equipment including syringe drivers,
tracheostomy manikins, IV cannulation,
catheterisation trainers and more. Each station
will be supported by clinical professionals who
can demonstrate, answer your questions and
help you practise.
Poster Competition
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Professional Nurse Advocacy Supporting Quality Improvement in End-of-Life Care
Using the A-EQUIP model to enhance the Chapel of Rest environment in a hospice setting
View Poster #1 -
Community Care Nurse Specialist Service
St Barnabas nurses working alongside Adult Social Care in the acute setting
View Poster #2 -
Facilitating Eye Donation in the Inpatient Unit
The gift of sight is one of the greatest gifts we can live behind
View Poster #3 -
The Development of a Hospice Patient and Pubic Involvement (PPI) Group
Through use of a Public Involvement in Research Impact Toolkit (PIRIT)
View Poster #4 -
The Impact of Embedding a Multi-Faceted Approach to Falls Management Through the Use of Quality Improvement Techniques
“The most useful training we’ve had to keep patients safe”
View Poster #5 -
Recognising and Responding to Clinical Deterioration in a Hospice Inpatient Unit
A quality improvement project combining NEWS2 and Ceiling of Treatment (COT) levels
View Poster #6 -
Bringing Death Back into Life: An Exploratory Report for Compassionate Communities in Lincolnshire
Compassionate Communities are a form of ‘public health palliative care’ that reframes death and dying as primarily a social experience rather than a physical experience
View Poster #7 -
Interprofessional Palliative Simulation Sessions to Improve Communication at the End of Life
To provide interprofessional palliative simulation sessions, accessible to all qualified nursing and allied health professionals
View Poster #9 -
Identifying the Scale of Medicine Destruction in a Hospice Inpatient Setting
20% of the NHS carbon footprint is due to medicines waste
View Poster #10
Education Prospectus 2026
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