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Past training events and conferences

You can download presentations and materials from past Help the Hospices training events and conferences.

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Management of Controlled Drugs in Hospices: the role of the Accountable Officer15 December 2011 A one day training course for Hospice Accountable Officers (AOs) to learn, share best practice and network.
Help the Hospices conference 2011Watch highlights or download presentations from our multi-professional conference held in 2011.
Conference 2010Governance and innovation leading hospices into the future
Falls Toolkit workshopFalls Toolkit workshop on 21 June 2010
Food and nutrition in palliative care - a consensus statement7 July 2010 Course organised by the Food and Nutrition Group at Help the Hospices to highlight recent developments in nutritional care, including the Group's recent Consensus Statement.
Help the Hospices finance seminar24 June 2010 Help the Hospices and UBS Wealth Management ran a free finance seminar for all hospices.
Quality accounts - are you ready?12 May Help the Hospices, in partnership with the Department of Health, jointly ran a quality accounts conference to support Hospices in meeting the statutory requirement of the Health Act 2009 to produce quality accounts.
Help the Hospices conference 200924 November 2009 In our twenty-fifth anniversary year, we hosted our third multi-professional conference in Harrogate. Includes conference highlights.
Food and nutrition July 20099 July 2009 The Food and Nutrition Group's 2007 survey of hospices underlined the need for more teaching and training on nutrition. Help the Hospices organised a one day conference, which aimed at guiding delegates through current issues and aiding continuous improvement in this area.
Plan, don't panic - Infection prevention and control8 July 2009 Helping hospices fulfil their key role in contributing to the success of the general response to, and recovery from, a pandemic. Presentations available to download.

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