End of Life Care
£100.00


This is a gold mine of resources for the national qualifications in end of life care.
National Association of Palliative Care Educators
We have used e-ELCA as part of a number of methods to underpin and reinforce learning delivered in the classroom. We found the activities helpful in testing the knowledge gained through face-to-face learning.
Sally Garbett, National Hospice Consortium for Education and Training
Description
An e-Learning Resource for Practitioners involved in End of Life Care
The e-learning sessions are divided up into eight modules that cover topics such as advance care planning, assessment, communication skills and symptom management. Interactive features, including images, videos and self-assessment questions, support your learning. Real-life case studies also enable you to explore the difficult issues surrounding end of life care.
The content has been developed and written by leading experts in the field. Therefore, it meets the highest professional standards and the emerging curricula for end of life care qualifications.
Course Content
e-ELCA features 150 highly interactive sessions that are arranged into eight modules.
Module 1 – Advance Care Planning
- Principles
- Context
- Process
- Developing practice
Module 2 – Assessment
- Principles
- Domains
- Context
- Process
Module 3 – Communications Skills
- Principles
- Basic skills
- Modes of communication
- Specific contexts
- Challenging scenarios
Module 4 – Symptom Management
- Principles
- Pain
- Breathlessness
- Nausea, vomiting and constipation
- Emergencies
- Last days of life
- General issues
- Mood
- Advanced illness
Module 5 – Integrated Learning
- Initiating conversations about end of life care
- Condition-specific case studies
- Critical situations
- Scenarios around dying
- Care after death
- Frameworks and tools
Module 6 – Social Care
- Supporting people to live and die well
- Palliative care social work
- Assessment in end of life care
- Support and care planning at end of life
- Hospital social work
- End of life care in care homes and domiciliary care settings
Module 7 – Bereavement
- Talking about death and dying
- Assessment of carers’ needs
- Practical support after a bereavement
- Sudden death and bereavement
- Emotional support and signposting
- Children and bereavement
Module 8 – Spirituality
- Spirituality and the philosophy of end of life care
- Understanding and assessing spiritual need and spiritual distress
- Spiritual care and models of spiritual intervention
- Spiritual resources and quality of life
- Spirituality and the multidisciplinary team
- Spirituality in the community
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Additional information
Key Features | Extensive training for both health and social care professionals :: Over 150 high-quality, interactive e-learning sessions :: Eight core modules that cover key clinical themes and softer skills |
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Suitability | Medical students, counsellors, doctors, nurses, assistants, health care workers, social workers, therapists and other clinicians |
Certificate | Yes |
Duration | 12 months full access to complete the course |