We have 2 levels of Palliative Care/End of Life courses available.

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Level 1 is relevant to those who work in adult health and social care but have limited contact with those who may be approaching end of life. The course will provide a general introduction and will cover:​

• What End of Life means and who it affects

• Who to contact regarding legal, ethical or safeguarding issues

• Participation in reviews, research and surveys, including service satisfaction surveys

• Self-reflection and what that means

• What is meant by ‘informed consent’

• Obtaining information about policy and evidence based practice

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Level 2 is relevant to those who provide end of life care/support. There are 3 units within this course and they will cover:

• The process and different expressions of loss

• The importance of relations as a person nears end of life

• Assessing an individuals mental health

• The role of others involved in end of life care provision

• Sharing information effectively

• Referral criteria and processes for referral to specialist services

• The potential emotional impact of death and dying upon others

• Legislation and ethical requirements surrounding palliative/end of life care

• The values that underpin social care work

• Your role in safeguarding individuals

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There is a short quiz at the end of the unit and upon completion a printable certificate will be provided.