Palliative Care Conference 2022 The focus will be on person centred symptom control in palliative and end of life care, considering what works, in what circumstances and with whom. There will also be an opportunity to explore current approaches to ensuring equity of care for all and to consider the impact of stress, doubt and difference on the workforce. In addition to the plenary sessions there will be workshops, the chance to share your own work through poster or oral presentation and opportunities to network with colleagues. We look forward to seeing you in Edinburgh! Full Programme Here 11 CPD points have been secured. Abstract Submissions deadline extended until 12th August 2022 Abstract Submission Instructions and Guidance 2022 Submit your abstract Tickets are on sale now Book & pay now or book for payment by your organisation Confirmed Speakers Person Centred Symptom Control Thursday 20th October 22 Reaching Out Friday 21st October 22 Professor Catherine Walshe Distress, doubt and difference: Specialist Palliative Care experiences during COVID-19 Dr Neil Churchill OBE Tackling inequalities and improving access Dr Alison Mitchell Intrathecal Drug Delivery - Right patient, right procedure, right time Dr Jamilla Hussain, Dr Karon Ornadel, Dr Gurpreet Gupta Racial equality in Palliative Care Professor Paddy Stone Medical Management of fatigue in advanced cancer Professor Bee Wee CBE Person Centred Symptom Control Dr Leza Quate Managing pain in patients with a history of substance misuse Dr Jeremy Keen Reaching rural communities Dr Emma Chapman What enables effective management of challenging symptoms Dr Joy Rafferty Homelessness and Deprivation