Our page Using SPICT™ and the Using SPICT™ Guides help clinicians and teams make SPICT™ 2019 work to help them identify people who can benefit

RED-MAP is a 6-step guide to future care planning conversations with people whose health is deteriorating, and their families. The RED-MAP resources are now available

New for 2021 is our updated version of SPICT-LIS™. It’s available free to download as a pdf, and as e-SPICT-LIS™ ready to view on your

SPICT-4ALL is the version of SPICT 2019 written in more accessible, non-technical language. SPICT-4ALL helps patients, family carers and care workers ask for more help

Hubbard et al recently published: An exploratory qualitative study of computer screening to support decision-making about use of palliative care registers in primary care. Journal

A recent multicentre, cohort study from Professor Ruth Piers and her colleagues at the Department of Geriatric Medicine, University Hospital Ghent, Belgium showed: “SPICT may

Becoming a SPICT Platinum Partner gives organisations access to their own version of SPICT™ with their logo and/or permission to create an electronic version. Platinum

The Using SPICT page is now updated with links to the latest versions of the RED-MAP framework and RED-MAP guides to talking about future care

Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) has launched a new Anticipatory Care Planning toolkit to support effective future care planning for people in all care settings. “Providing

We’ve created a digital version of the basic SPICT tool, that you can view on any device. You can open it from the SPICT Tool