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This national conference offers an essential update for nurse prescribers and other healthcare professionals involved in end-of-life care. It focuses on how non-medical prescribing can improve pain and symptom control, ensuring patients receive high-quality, person-centred support in their final days.
The programme includes national updates, in-depth sessions and real-world case studies covering:
Best practice in prescribing and symptom control.
Use of controlled drugs and medicines beyond product licence.
Syringe drivers and combination use.
Prescribing in hospice and community settings.
Anticipatory prescribing and avoiding cognitive side effects.
Delegates will learn from leading experts in palliative and end-of-life care, reflect on current evidence and strengthen their confidence and competence as non-medical prescribers.
Who should attend:
Nurse prescribers, pharmacists, palliative care nurses and clinicians working in community or hospice settings.
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