Friday 13th May 2022
Speakers: Dr Emma Husbands, Dr Kate Tredgett, Dr Paul Perkins, Dr Hilly Webb-Peploe, Dr Cath Morrison
To explain what Enhanced Supportive Care means
To recall which third sector partners we can signpost our palliative patients/carers to for additional support
To identify ways of understanding and responding to patients in situations of "denial"
To summarise the management of patients with advanced respiratory illness
To summarise the neuropalliative management of patients
Dr Emma Husbands
I am a Consultant in Palliative Medicine working across Gloucestershire with currently a predominantly community focused role. I have a particular interest in non-cancer conditions and have developed close working with local paediatric/neurological and learning disabilities services to provide support for people with more complex conditions. I work closely with the MNDA/MDA and 2gether for short lives, developing resources for professionals and service users. In my spare time, I enjoy time with friends, cooking and making costumes for my friend’s children.
Dr Kate Tredgett
Dr Tredgett is a Consultant in Palliative Medicine. Her expertise is in symptom control and in the support of patients with advanced and progressive conditions. She leads the Enhanced Supportive Care Service. Her specialist interests include medical education and service development.
She works across all wards at Cheltenham General Hospital. Outpatients are seen as needed at Cheltenham General.
Dr Paul Perkins
Dr Paul Perkins, Sue Ryder Chief Medical Director and Consultant in Palliative Medicine at Sue Ryder Leckhampton Court Hospice.
Dr Hilly Webb-Peploe
Hilly is a consultant clinical psychologist and lead for the cancer, haematology, renal and palliative care psychology services at GHT. She works predominantly from cognitive and systemic perspectives and has previously worked in community health psychology, tertiary traumatic stress & acute cancer services in London and in learning disabilities services in London and Gloucestershire.
Dr Cath Morrison
Cath Morrison has been a Specialty Doctor in palliative medicine for twenty years at Gloucester Royal Hospital. In 2019 she piloted a supportive care clinic for patients with non malignant chest disease. Cath enjoys travelling and in the same year went walking with polar bears in Manitoba.
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