Palliative Care Training Workshops
Give your staff the specialist skills to deliver high quality palliative care.
Aged Care Planning specialise in providing high quality training for aged care staff and importantly, volunteers, in the very complex and specific area of delivering excellence in palliative care.
Training Workshops for care workers or volunteers can be delivered over 3 hrs or up to a full day covering topics such as :
- Introduction to palliative care
- The philosophy, objectives and standards of palliative care
- Illnesses, symptoms and treatments associated with palliative care
- Symptom identification/reporting and provision of comfort care
- Common types of terminal illnesses and their pathways
- Common treatments available
- Knowledge of staff’s role as death approaches and immediately after
- The nature of spirituality and religious needs within palliative care
- Diversity and the influence of resident’s culture, values and beliefs on care provision
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