
Palliative Care: Complex Symptom Management
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Palliative Care: Complex Symptom Management
This free online course is designed to equip aspiring palliative care practitioners with advanced skills and knowledge
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- Avg. Duration3-4 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (1)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- List and explain the fundamental ethical principal principles of palliative care
- Discuss the challenges the integrated palliative care models face
- Recall the characteristics of the community-based palliative care model and the challenges faced
- Describe the processes involved in integrating palliative care into chronic disease management
- Outline common refractory symptoms encountered in palliative care
- Identify advanced assessment tools used in palliative care
- State how palliative care teams can empower caregivers and families
- Explain how healthcare providers can foster communication and manage conflicts with patients
- Recognise measures for promoting inclusivity and fostering trusting relationships in palliative care
- Outline the complexities of surrogate decision-making
- Identify measures for mitigating disparities in palliative care
- Discuss effective practices for delivering palliative care in the home and hospice settings
Course Overview
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Course Description
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