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Virtual Education – What Do We Offer?
St Catherine's Hospice's Knowledge Exchange team are able to offer education and information sessions for both health care professionals and members of the public alike.
Basic Symptom Management – July
Our specialist Knowledge Exchange Team delivers high quality education through interactive training sessions. Our study sessions and courses are continually reviewed and updated, with new subjects added regularly to provide the most up-to-date guidance and expert advice, and to facilitate topical and diverse discussions amongst health care professionals.
Providing appropriate non-pharmacological methods of symptom management is an important part of high quality care at the end of life. If you are looking after someone who is at the end of life and you want some support and guidance on how you can help whilst medical care arrives, then this course is for you!
What you will learn:
- Review of the 5 common end of life symptoms
- Explore ways in which we can support each of these common symptoms
- To gain a toolkit of non-pharmacological methods of supporting these symptoms
- To review and explain how symptom management is an important part of the care planning process
- Re-familiarizing ourselves with the importance of communication skills when managing common end of life symptoms.
This session will be delivered online by St Catherine’s Hospice. You would need to have access to a computer or mobile device with internet connection, a webcam and a microphone. Please note attendees must log into the event via the invite received from St Catherine’s Hospice 15 minutes before the start.
Study Sessions
Date/Time
Starts:
14 July 2022 9:30 am
Ends:
14 July 2022 12:30 pm
Location
Online session
Contact
01772 626171
education@stcatherines.co.uk
Price
£25.00
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