Course overview
This series of modules allows healthcare professionals to develop knowledge and confidence in paediatric palliative care through a flexible programme of focused sessions.Â
Modules may include:Â
- Introduction to paediatric palliative careÂ
- Recognition of the dying child and care after deathÂ
- Parallel planning and advance care planningÂ
- Symptom managementÂ
- Perinatal palliative careÂ
- Neurological symptom managementÂ
- Loss, bereavement and staff wellbeingÂ
Certification: Certificate provided following completion of each module.Â
Who is this course for?
Health and social care professionals involved in caring for children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions.
How you will learn
Modules combine theoretical teaching with case discussion and simulation-based learning.Â
Course leader
Modules will be delivered by our team of expert clinicians, including nurses and doctors and allied health professionals with a high level of clinical, holistic and complex care experience and knowledge.
Course testimonials
“Very grateful to have had the time from the Consultant and CNS to teach us and share their expertise.”
“It was the most in-depth training I have found about ACPs and practically how to complete the documentation and approach/deal with difficult conversations.”
“The session was well conducted and gave an opportunity for audience engagement.”
“Excellent combination of understanding theory/models of grief and practical application with discussion about cases. Presenters very knowledgeable.”
Paediatric Palliative Care Modules
Duration
3 hours per module
Location
Your location or Martin House Education Centre
Delivery
In person or live virtual
Cost
Dependent on modules selected
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