A monthly podcast hosted by Max Watson, Project ECHO RQIA, Matt Dore (APM) and Kate Flemming York University highlighting recent clinical and research updates from across the UK with a range of additional speakers from across the UK palliative community
Palliative Care ECHO Update HospiceUK & Association of Palliative Medicine
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A monthly podcast hosted by Max Watson, Project ECHO RQIA, Matt Dore (APM) and Kate Flemming York University highlighting recent clinical and research updates from across the UK with a range of additional speakers from across the UK palliative community
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Recent Episodes
May 27, 2026
Series 3 Episode 7 Burnout, Ethics, Economics and Neurological collaborations
<p>This ECHO <strong>Matt </strong>has been preoccupied with the issues surrounding burnout and its implications not so much for us as individuals but for our organisations. </p><p><strong>Kate </strong> has been looking at the use of an Ethics consultation service across German Palliative Care services</p><p>We look forward to hearing from <strong>Derek Willis</strong> as he describes how he has developed a palliative care collaboration for people with rare neurological conditions such as Muscular dystrophy.</p><p>We are so pleased also that <strong>Fliss Murtagh</strong> is also joining us and it is a fantastic opportunity to hear Fliss outlining the amazing work which she and others have been doing looking at the health economics of palliative care delivery and how our services save money in terms of end of life care over the last year of life. We have already highlighted this 2026 paper. In times of economic restriction Fliss’s commentary will be invaluable in our conversations with commissioners and politicians on the importance, economic benefit and system need of sustainable, uniform palliative care services across the UK. </p>
April 29, 2026
Series 3 Episode 6 Drugs, Prisons, Pathways and Green Awards
<p>The April Clinical ECHO is focussed on populations who may not sit comfortably within traditional Palliative Care systems and services.</p><p>Matt takes a look at the rapidly increasing number of synthetic “recreational”drugs and the challenges in delivering Palliative Care to patients who are using such medications both from a symptom management viewpoint as well as in terms of keeping staff, patients and families “safe.” Kate looks at a paper from Canada looking at the factors surrounding the concept of homelessness and the definitions useful to organisations seeking to help those termed by society at large as “homeless”.</p><p>Audrey Roulston looks at deaths in Prisons across the UK in a study examining all such deaths over a four year period.</p><p>We also celebrate the first ever Greener Palliative Care Awards with Kate Crossland who explains the award system and why it has been created.</p><p>Finally we here from Anita on the work being done to improve the career development pathway of palliative care nurses in England, work which is due to report back by the end of July.</p>
April 13, 2026
Series 3 Episode 5 Live Clinical ECHO APM Brighton
<p>The clinical ECHO from the Palliative Care Congress in Brighton covers a range of areas.</p><p>Matt and Max outline what has been happen9ng in the Palliative Care World this past Month.</p><p>Kate introduces the latest "Temel" paper, this time looking at financial analysis of Palliative services.</p><p>We hear from Dr. Helen McGee on the use of AI to improve efficiency and reach of community Palliative Care services .</p><p>We conclude with (Dr.) Jeremy Sassoon a former psychiatrist and now Jazz musician giving his take on palliative care and caring his latest single Older and Wiser. We hope you enjoy the ECHO,</p><p>Max Matt and Kate.</p>
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