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Primary Palliative Care Communiqué No. 1 Nov 2012 Primary Palliative Care Programme Irish Hospice Foundation, ICGP and HSE. COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP Paddie BlaneyAIIHPC Mary Bowen IHF Mary Ferns ICS Sharon Foley IHF Rhonda Forsythe HSE Dr Paul GreganIPMCA Chairperson - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Primary Palliative Care Communiqué No. 1 Nov 2012

Primary Palliative Care Programme Irish Hospice Foundation, ICGP and HSE

1. GP → Out of Hours Palliative Care Handover Form•South doc after hours family doctor service are piloting this GP → OOH handover form. •The design is based on the HSE GP Referral form, and the content is informed by the findings of GP research in Cork (Kiely 2010), and the existing form used in Scotland•The pre-pilot phase commenced in Oct 2012, involving GPs who are registered in Cork and Kerry (approx 600) and use South Doc services.•Copies of the form and information material available on the IHF website – Primary Palliative Care page.

2. Identification of Patients with Palliative Care needs•The identification of those people with palliative care needs in primary care settings is the first step in their appropriate assessment and treatment. •Such identification will assist in service planning and communication with both patients, their families and staff.•The Supportive and Palliative Care Indicators Tool (SPICT) was determined by the committee as the most suitable tool to use for this purpose•A project proposal is being prepared to pilot this tool in Primary Care settings in Ireland, based on evaluation of use of this tool in UK settings.

Dissemination and Synergies

•The work of this programme was presented at the International Primary Palliative Care Research Group in Montreal, along side speakers from the UK, Canada, Australia.•Posters on the findings from the report ensuing work have been presented at ICGP, HSE and palliative care conferences. •Articles on this work have been published in the ICGP Forum Magazine, The Practice and World Irish Nursing

Contact Points

IHF Project Team Marie Lynch - [email protected]; Sarah Murphy [email protected] ; www.hospicefoundation.ie;

ResourcesIrish Hospice Foundation Website: Primary Palliative Care page

http://hospicefoundation.ie/what-we-do/primary-palliative-care/

Dying Matters Coalition http://www.dyingmatters.org/

International Primary Palliative Care Research Group http://www.uq.edu.au/primarypallcare/

Supportive Palliative Care Indicators Tool http://www.spict.org.uk/

3. Access to Advice and Clarity re Specialist Palliative Care Services•The primary palliative care report identified a need for more information on the extent of palliative care services available out side of traditional working hours, as well as the further role clarification •The committee is considering methods to address these areas

COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

Paddie Blaney AIIHPC

Mary Bowen IHF

Mary Ferns ICS

Sharon Foley IHF

Rhonda Forsythe HSE

Dr Paul Gregan IPMCA Chairperson

Brian Lee HSE

Dr Emer Loughrey ICGP

Marie Lynch IHF

Michele Megan HSE

Sarah Murphy IHF

Pauline Newman HSE

Dr Kevin O’Doherty GP

Anne Tan IAPC

Eve O’Toole NCCO

David Walsh IHF

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