Educational courses

Delivering Psychosocial Care At the End of Life

About the course

The aim of this study day is to review the core components of psychosocial care, considering  how people can be effectively supported at the end of life.  It will consist of an overview of definitions and principles of care and provide an opportunity to explore scenarios that link the theory to clinical practice.

Learning outcomes:

  • Understand the factors that could affect an individual’s view of dying including their emotional, psychological, spiritual and religious needs
  • Be able to recognise and respond to an individual’s concerns, fears and anxieties
  • Be able to provide emotional and psychological support to individuals to maintain comfort and well-being
  • Understand the importance of relationships as a person nears the end of life, and be able to support a dying person to maintain these relationships

Who should attend?

All health/social care professionals from any clinical/social care setting

When is the next course?

  • Wednesday 27 November 2024

9.30am – 16:30

Where is the course being held?

This course will be held at St Barnabas House

Fees

£100

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