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Webinar Plus: Supporting Animals And Caregivers With End-of-life Care

Royal Veterinary College

2 months ago
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Date: Monday 3rd March, 2025 - Sunday 30th March, 2025
Start time: 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Cost: £329

Key Areas
Understanding the needs of patients entering palliative care, hospice care and end of life care – aims of promoting physical, mental and emotional wellbeing
Evaluating pain and discomfort – exploring mechanisms, recognition, assessment methods, home adaptations and treatment options
Help and support with end-of-life decisions – difficult discussions, saying a dignified goodbye, respectful body care, memorialisation
Client communication and relationships - core skill requirements, discussing bad news, managing expectations, providing support for grief and loss, looking after yourself

About this course
Do you want to help your clients and their companions live the best moments in the final weeks or hours of their lives?

Whether it be due to chronic illness, accident or unexpected acute deterioration in health, many care-givers will struggle with saying goodbye and want to maximise their final time they have left together. This course will explore how to support these patients and their families in the palliative care setting by identifying and addressing signs of discomfort, through open and honest discussions thus promoting comfort and wellbeing for the limited time they may have together.

In addition to the practical nursing applications within this course, you will be provided with examples and resources to help navigate challenging and sensitive discussions which aim to provide the patient, care-team and the client with the most compassionate of outcomes.

Who is it for?

veterinary nurses

The Speakers

Please see RVC's website for tutor details.

Number of CPD hours this event can be recorded as

12 hours

Registration and Booking

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