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We interviewed Linda Jardine about the impact of the pandemic on children and families, spoke to shielders about the impact on their lives.

Find out how children and families have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The ALLIANCE Annual Conference will take place online over the week of 7 – 11 September 2020.

In the last week, we've spoken to Scotland's Chief Medical Officer, newly qualified nurses on the frontline and people currently shielding.

Find out how you can catch up with Dr Gregor Smith’s interview.

We interviewed GPs about the Near Me platform, spoke to experts about supported employment and shared a physiotherapy class.

In the last week, ALLIANCE Live released interviews on social care, disabled people's experiences and Community Links Practitioners.

This week we had podcasts talking about the impact of music on people with dementia, palliative care and webinars on digital health tools.

In the last week, ALLIANCE Live released interviews on carers, integration in Moray, children and COVID-19 and the work of NHS Tayside.

For Carers Week, the ALLIANCE partnered with Scotland’s National Carer Organisations for a Q&A session with Professor Jason Leitch.

This week ALLIANCE Live covered GP Practice Nursing and COVID-19, using technology to reduce isolation and loneliness during lockdown.

The Review is examining how to better protect people's human rights.

In the last week, we released interviews on intersectionality and COVID-19, student carers and education and the importance of mindfulness.

Women affected by mesh removal procedure will be offered financial support to cover costs associated with physical or emotional self-care.

In the last week we released interviews covering the third sector response to COVID-19, digital self management and inclusive communication.

Calum Irving addressed ALLIANCE members' questions on support for the third sector in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The ALLIANCE's response to an inquiry on vulnerable children in the Coronavirus pandemic by the Education and Skills Committee.

New rules allow nurses, as well as Doctors, to sign off terminal illness diagnoses for the purposes of disability entitlement in Scotland.

“We need to find a different way of balancing keeping people safe, with giving people autonomy, control and choice as citizens.”

Find a full listing of the various ALLIANCE Live productions that have been published this week.

In this video, academics from University of Cardiff share the DrawingOut model which can encourage self management supported conversations.

Have a look at a round up of ALLIANCE Live activity for the week commencing 30 April 2020.

In this podcast, Gillian McCauley, Nurse Director - Acute Services at NHS Lothian shares how doing what matters is all that matters.

Have a look at a round up of ALLIANCE Live activity for the week commencing 27 April 2020.

The ALLIANCE interviewed Iona Colvin, Scottish Government's Chief Social Work Adviser.