Compassionate Care: Mastering Palliative Services

Deliver Care Services Using A Palliative Approach

Learn to deliver compassionate, holistic palliative care with our comprehensive training. Equip yourself with the skills to support individuals with life-limiting illnesses, enhancing their quality of life through a palliative approach.

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Compassionate Care: Mastering Palliative Services

Welcome to "Elevate Care Training: Deliver Care Services Using a Palliative Approach"!

This comprehensive course is designed to equip caregivers with the essential skills and knowledge to provide compassionate and effective palliative care. Through a blend of theoretical insights and practical applications, you will learn how to support individuals with life-limiting illnesses, enhance their quality of life, and address their holistic needs.

Enrol now and elevate your caregiving expertise and make a meaningful difference in the lives of those you care for.

Course Modules

1. What will you learn in this course?
2. Please take this short survey before you proceed!
3. Important Note!
1. 2.1 What is Palliative Care?
2. 2.2 Palliative Care Australia
1. 3.1 Curative Care
2. 3.2 Life-Limiting Illnesses
3. 3.3 Malignant Illness
4. 3.4 Incurable Illness
5. 3.5 Terminal Illness
6. 3.6 A Palliative Approach
7. 3.7 Palliative Care Standards
8. 3.8 Key Aims of Palliative Care
9. 3.9 Role of The Healthcare Team
10. 3.10 Holistic Care
11. 3.11 Providing High-quality End of Life Care
12. 3.12 Care Plan
13. 3.13 Assisting In The Development of a Responsive Care Plan
1. 4.1 Information Strategies
2. 4.2 Communication and the Team
3. 4.3 Effective Communication Skills
4. 4.4 Build Relationships with the Person, Families and Carers
1. 5.1 Coordinated Approach
2. 5.2 Share Information
3. 5.3 Encourage a Supportive Environment
4. 5.4 Empowerment
5. 5.5 Gather Information from the Person Accessing the Service
6. 5.6 Record Information
1. 6.1 Gather Information from Carers and Family Members
2. 6.2 Human Rights of People in Palliative Care
3. 6.3 Understand Different Needs
4. 6.4 Record Observations
5. 6.5 Record Case Notes
1. 7.1 Tips For Communicating About Spiritual and Cultural Needs
1. 8.1 Personal Care Workers Tasks
2. 8.2 Understand the Extent of Your Role
3. 8.3 Use Effective Communication Skills to Provide Emotional Support and Empathy
4. 8.4 Effective Communication Skills
5. 8.5 Interpret and Follow Advance Care Directives
6. 8.6 Comply and Legal with Requirements of End-of-Life Decisions
7. 8.7 Advance Care Plans and End-of-Life Strategies
8. 8.8 Information Included in Advance Care Directives
9. 8.9 Comply with End-of-Life Decisions
10. 8.10 Some Key End-of-life Things People May Consider
1. 9.1 Respond to Changes to End-of-Life Requests
2. 9.2 Monitor the Impact Of End-of-Life Needs, Issues and Decisions on Families and Carers
3. 9.3 Deliver Services to Support the Person’s Right to Choose the Location of their End-of-Life Care
4. 9.4 Observe and Document a Person's Pain
5. 9.5 Implement Strategies to Manage Pain and Promote Comfort
6. 9.6 Evaluate and Document the Effectiveness of Pain Management Strategies
7. 9.7 Evaluate and Document the Effectiveness of Pain Management Strategies
8. 9.8 Understand How to Address Misconceptions Surrounding the use of Pain-Relieving Medication
9. 9.9 Common Misconceptions Specific to Opioids
1. 10.1 Identify Changes That Have Been Made and Reviewed in the Care
2. 10.2 Provide A Supportive Environment For The Person Involved In End-of-life Care, Their Family And Carer
3. 10.3 Symptoms of Grief
4. 10.4 A Palliative Care Worker's Responsibilities
5. 10.5 Provide Care In Accordance with the Person's Preferences and Culture
6. 10.6 Maintain of Life Dignity of the Person at End of Life and Following Death
7. 10.7 Strategies to Maintain Dignity
8. 10.8 Recognise Signs of Imminent Death or Deterioration and Report to Appropriate Person
9. 10.9 What to do if Signs of Imminent Death are Recognised
10. 10.10 Provide Emotional Support to Other People, Caters and Families When a Death Occurs
11. 10.11 Normal Range of Responses to Death
12. 10.12 Stages of Grief
1. 11.1 Understand your Role and Responsibilities
2. 11.2 Identify and Reflect on your Own Emotional Responses to Death and Dying
3. 11.3 Discuss Ethical Issues or Concerns with the Appropriate Person
4. 11.4 Rights of People and their Families
5. 11.5 Ethical Issues that can Arise in Palliative Care
6. 11.6 A Supervisor's Responsibilities
7. 11.7 Identify Other Strategies and Resources Available for Debriefing
8. 11.8 Identify and Implement Self-care Strategies to Address the Potential Impact of your Personal Responses
9. 11.9 Access Bereavement Care and Support of Other Team Members
1. Lets check your understanding of this course
2. Quiz
3. Final Survey Questions
4. More resources

Course details

$47.00
78 lessons
Online Self-Paced
Awarded with Certificate of Completion

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