What is palliative and end-of-life care?
This course will increase your awareness of what palliative and end-of-care is, when someone may be considered appropriate for palliative support, and how to recognise when a person might need palliative or end-of-care.
Key information
- Open to all
- Delivery method: Virtual/Face-to-Face (on request)
- Delivered by: Experienced healthcare professionals and qualified educators
- Duration: 1.5 hours
- Cost: £45 per delegate
- Minimum/maximum delegates: 5-20
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Course description
This course will increase your awareness of what palliative and end-of-care is, when someone may be considered appropriate for palliative support, and how to recognise when a person might need palliative or end-of-care.
You will be able to define palliative care and end-of-life care and explain how they differ, identify common conditions that may require palliative care, as well as recognise signs and symptoms that may indicate a person is nearing the end-of-life.
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