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Forthcoming Conferences

Marmot and the Third Sector: Addressing Health Inequalities Together

NCPC is pleased to have co-organised an event with Regional Voices and the Department of Health’s Strategic Partners to discuss the findings and impact of the Marmot Review of health inequalities in England.

Marmot and the Third Sector: Addressing Health Inequalities Together will take place on Tuesday 9th March at Congress Centre, London.

Speakers include:

Professor Sir Michael Marmot
Gillian Merron MP, Public Health Minister
Mike Farrar, Chief Executive of NHS North West.

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Past Events

Neurological Events

The National Council of Palliative care is delighted to have hosted a series of joint events focusing on people with neurological conditions:

Royal College of Nursing Neuroscience Forum & National Council for Palliative Care Neuro Policy Group
Implementing the End of life care strategy in neurological patients
Royal College of Nursing, 20 Cavendish Square, London
27th May 2009.

The Multiple Sclerosis Society ‘MS Professional Network Palliative Care’ event.
The Sage, Gateshead, Tyne & Wear
Friday 12 June 2009

Implementing the EoLC Strategy in Neurological Patients (joint with Royal College of Nursing Neuroscience Forum)
Northern General Hospital (Sheffield)
September 8th 2009

Event Presentations

The Transition Partnership

As part of the The Transition Partnership (NCPC, ACT, Children’s Hospice UK and Help the Hospices), we ran a joint event exploring some of the issues relating to the move from children’s to adult palliative care services.

Moving on, moving out: from children’s to adult palliative care services
29th April 2009
British Institute Radiology, Portland Place, London.
More information about the conference and copies of the presentations are available on Help the Hospices’ website here.