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📣New #NESBereavementPodcast out now. Christiana Ekpete, Healthcare Chaplain NHS Tayside discusses internationally recruited health and social care staff and supporting those affected by bereavement. Listen: bit.ly/419xTEB

Delighted to have been invited to share info at today's Bereavement Alliance ChildhoodBereavement monthly UK-wide webinar on NHS Education for Scotland (NES) bereavement educational materials, #NESBereavement2025 conference & #NESBereavementPodcast sad.scot.nhs.uk

📢We are approaching 2k listens across all #NESBereavementPodcast episodes! In the latest episode, Christiana Ekpete, Healthcare Chaplain NHS Tayside discusses internationally recruited health & social care staff & supporting those affected by bereavement: bit.ly/419xTEB

📣New #NESBereavementPodcast out now. @katewoodybath and John MacArtney discuss the sociological perspectives of death, dying & bereavement and consider the phrase ‘loved ones’ - is it an appropriate catch-all or a problematic phrase? Listen: spoti.fi/4b2qTwm

‘There’s something quite inauthentic about calling them a loved one…you'd never have called them that in their lifetime'. Kate Woodthorpe and John MacArtney consider the phrase 'loved one’s' in the latest #NESBereavementPodcast. Listen: spoti.fi/4b2qTwm

📣New #NESBereavementPodcast out now. Imogen Jones, Associate Professor at the University of Leeds discusses her research on medico-legal death investigation and why respecting the dead matters. Listen: bit.ly/43elSiu

'Showing respect for the dead is respectful for the living as well in a whole range of ways’. Imogen Jones, Associate Professor at the University of Leeds discusses what it means to respect the dead in the new #NESBereavementPodcast. Listen: bit.ly/43elSiu

2025 marks the 10yr anniversary of NHS Education for Scotland (NES)'s Bereavement Education Programme Join us on Thurs 18th Sept for a virtual event to mark this occasion - looking back at achievements & ahead to the future For more info/to register➡️bit.ly/3XJaBmC #BereavementEducation

New #NESBereavementPodcast out now. Kate Clark, founder of award-winning charity Pushing up the Daises, discusses the ongoing caring relationship when caring for someone who dies, the importance of what we do in that time & how it can affect us. Listen: bit.ly/4kVB8aj

'Getting Bereavement Right Every Time' A free 2hr webinar for health & social care staff 🗓️ Wed 11 June 1-3pm We'll explore qus e.g. What should I say to someone who's bereaved? Any words I should or shouldn’t use? What if I say the ‘wrong’ thing? Info: shorturl.at/PuInI

📢Delighted to confirm the date of NHS Education for Scotland (NES)'s 2025 Bereavement Conference: Tues 11th Nov A free virtual event for health & social care staff Ahead of programme, abstract & registration info being available, email [email protected] to stay informed #NESBereavement2025

Death Certification in Scotland: a reminder of NHS Education for Scotland (NES) / Healthcare Improvement Scotland learning resources for Drs completing MCCDs. Inc a new scenario-based module on Certification of Deaths in the Community shorturl.at/IYomB Keep up to date via our Newsletter: shorturl.at/CPEy1

The NHS Education for Scotland (NES) Bereavement Programme is hosting various events in 2025: learning sessions, 10yr anniversary webinar & conference Work in health/social care? Join us & stay up to date via our e-newsletter shorturl.at/xwuvj sad.scot.nhs.uk #BereavementEducation

After the success of last yr’s call for abstracts we're again welcoming submissions for hosting parallel sessions & an e-poster exhibition at the 11 Nov #NESBereavement2025 conference Don't miss the opportunity to share your work ➡️ shorturl.at/TKZtM #BereavementEducation

Are there really a set no. of stages of grief? Does everyone experience the same thing in bereavement? Coming soon: five films exploring theories & models of grief, for all health & social care staff Newsletter sign up to hear more➡️shorturl.at/pc6lT #BereavementEducation

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New #NESBereavementPodcast coming next week. Colin Blackwood, Welfare Officer, DMWS / NHS Fife discusses supporting veterans who are bereaved as well as supporting families of veterans who have died. You will find the new episode on our Spotify - bit.ly/4i7l3gf