2004 - 2007 - Cicely Saunders Institute - King's College London

7.3 International and Keynote Lectures
2004
Professor Irene Higginson
Supportive and palliative care: the state of the evidence
base. British Psychosocial Oncology Society. Helping
people live with cancer. UK plans for action.
Goodenough College, Mecklenburgh Square, London.
December 2004.
Lessons from other nations. National Institutes of Health
State of the Science Conference on Improving Care at
the End of Life, Bethesda, USA. December 2004.
Latest progress with the Palliative Care Outcome Scale
(POS).12th Palliative Care Study Day, Norfolk and
Norwich University Hospital, Norwich. Park Farm Hotel,
Norwich. November 2004.
Complex Interventions in Palliative Care Study Day.
Hulme Hall, University of Manchester. November 2004.
The MRC Framework in palliative care: lessons from the
development of group support for carers and a new
service for patients with multiple sclerosis.
Palliative care in Sub-Saharan Africa: An appraisal.
Presentation of the main findings and recommendations.
Palliative Care in Sub-Saharan Africa: An
Appraisal. The County Hall, London. May 2004. Joint
with Dr Richard Harding.
Advancing palliative care for the world’s aging
population. Harold Hatch International Lectureship in
Geriatrics and Oncology, International Longevity Center,
Mount Sinai, New York, USA. April 2004.
NICE work: reviewing the effectiveness of palliative
cancer care for the UK government National Institute of
Clinical Excellence (NICE).Medicine Grand Rounds,
Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, USA. April 2004.
Effectiveness of palliative care: scientific evidence and
unanswered questions. Regional Conference of the Italian
Society of Palliative Care. Biella, Italy. February 2004.
Professor Lynne Turner-Stokes
How to be an effective expert witness. Workshop:
Doctors Update, Belle Plagne, France. Feb 2004.
Demonstrating functional benefits from Botulinum Toxin
injection. Symposium: Botulinum toxin - current practice
in spasticity management. 14th European Congress in
Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine, Vienna, Austria.
May 2004.
The challenges of spasticity management following
acquired brain injury – a European perspective.
Extended lecture tour of Australia to give a series of
lectures on this topic area: Symposia in Perth, Sydney,
Melbourne and Brisbane, Australia. September 2004.
Jonathan Koffman
Multi-professional palliative care education: does it
make a difference? 3rd Research Forum of the European
Association of Palliative Care, Stressa, Italy. June 2004.
2005
Professor Irene Higginson
Latest developments with the Palliative Outcome Scale
and the Support Team Assessment Schedule.
Measuring Palliative Care. Our Lady’s Hospice, Dublin.
October 2005.
The future of palliative medicine. World Day on Hospice
and Palliative Care. Klinik und Poliklinik für Palliativmedizin,
Cologne. October 2005.
Palliative Care. Ageing and Research at King’s: ARK.
Wolfson Centre for Age-Related Disease, King’s College
London. October 2005.
Is there evidence of effectiveness for palliative care:
what, for whom and when? NCRI Cancer Conference.
ICC, Birmingham. October 2005.
From clinical experience to testable hypothesis. Swiss
National Research Day. Kantonsspital, St Gallen
Switzerland. September 2005.
Migliore cure palliative per le personne anziane [Better
palliative care for older people]. Conference on Palliative
Care in the Elderly. National Cancer Institute, Italy.
September 2005.
Hospice Education Institute Hospice and Palliative Care
Study Seminar. King’s Fund, London. March 2005
Ethical issues of evaluating a new palliative care service
for patients with Multiple Sclerosis. Dimensions in
palliative care. Earl Mountbatten Hospice. New
Holmwood Hotel, Isle of Wight. March 2005.
Professor Lynne Turner-Stokes
Evaluation of the evidence for rehabilitation following
acquired brain injury.
George Burniston Oration: Australian Faculty of Rehabilitation
Medicine and International Brain Injury
Association, Melbourne, Australia. May 2005.
Strategies for spasticity management – an individualised
approach. Extended lecture tour: Symposia in
Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland, Australia. May 2005.
Management of depression in acquired brain injury.
Australian Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine and
International Brain Injury Association, Melbourne,
Australia. May 2005.
UK National Service Frameworks and evidence for
effectiveness in Rehabilitation.
Auckland University of Technology. New Zealand.
May 2005.
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