In Health and Social Care, providing End of Life Care is one of the hardest roles to do, as you are not just supporting the individual but their loved ones too. This course will provide you with the information you need to achieve that, so you can provide the best high-quality care, ensuring the individual is as comfortable as possible.
Learning Outcomes:
- What is End of Life Care? – Learn the meaning of End of Life Care and how important providing care and support is.
- Who Provides End of Life Care? – In this section learn the different types of health professionals that could be involved in an individual’s care, and who has overall responsibility of them.
- What is Palliative Care? – Understand the meaning of palliative care and what it entails.
- When Does End of Life Care Begin? – This section talks about when End of Life Care begins for people.
- Good End of Life- Learn what makes a persons End of Life care good, why it is important and what good End of Life Care includes.
- 5 Important Priorities- Understand the 5 important priorities listed by the NHS which is expected for care and support received by the individual.
- Fears- In this section learn and understand some of the possible fears a person could be feeling when on End of Life Care. You will also learn why it is important for family and friends to be involved.
