Course overview
This simulation-based course explores all aspects of care after death in paediatric palliative care, supporting professionals to provide sensitive and knowledgeable support to families during bereavement.Â
What you will learn?
- Communication with families following the death of a childÂ
- Options for care after deathÂ
- Legal aspects of post-death careÂ
- Recognising physical changes after deathÂ
- Post-mortems, funerals and bereavement careÂ
Dates:Â 14 May 2026 and 8 October 2026Â
Certification: Certificate provided following completion.Â
Who is this course for?
All healthcare professionals involved in caring for children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions.Â
How you will learn
Learning is delivered through facilitated simulation scenarios followed by structured debriefs to encourage reflection and shared learning.Â
Course testimonials
“Enjoyed being in a lovely venue, with likeminded people. The course content was challenging but it was done in a safe and supportive way.”
“It was such an informative and supportive day and listening to other health professionals and their experiences enhanced my own knowledge and I feel will help me feel more confident in caring for bereaved families.”
“This was a really good informative day and as well as the facilitators I learnt a lot from the rest of the participants.”
“I think that simulation to aid teaching palliative care and cases regarding death and dying is a powerful tool. It allows more real-life scenarios and to practice skills and gain experience.”
Care After Death Simulation Day
Duration
1 day
Location
Your location or Martin House Education Centre
Delivery
In person or live virtual
Cost
ÂŁ100
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