P-21 Improved outcomes for care homes Island Better Care: Moving Forward – reviewing, revamping, and revising

Abstract

participants. This demonstrates evidence of the participants' learning and development of understanding and knowledge. Results Evaluations and chat box comments documented to analyse, together with reviewing patient outcome data where available. Conclusions From a response to a need in a crisis situation, this has evolved to long term collaboration between four organisations across a region, working to provide end of life care education. This will continue to improve end of life care for the patient and their families. Our evidence has shown already that these education sessions are not just required for social care but for all health care and social care professionals. Because of its success, this is now being open to all health and social care. How innovative or of interest is the abstract? Since commencing two years ago, these sessions have gathered momentum from others in health care. We have successfully gained further funding from our local commissioning group to continue this work and the eleven education sessions are funded until November. We are currently bidding for further funding to continue this great and much needed education that is now accessible to all health and social care professionals. We plan to develop the education sessions to the next level of knowledge and skills as requested by those who have attended the first sessions, it's good to see a thirst for knowledge and education towards end-of-life care.