Access 6 essential End-of-Life Courses authored by hospice pioneer, Barbara Karnes.
Please note: this is a SINGLE SEAT that provides 5 hours of continuing education credit for one care professional.
End of Life Online Training Series
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Description
This course is like my other work- short, simple, and gentle. No medical terminology. It is a simple, straightforward, easy to understand explanation of the dying process.
It's written for everyone: medical and non-medical personnel, family caregivers, and those that want to know more about end of life.
Blessings, Barbara
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Home Care Pulse is Barbara’s exclusive partner for creating courses with her cherished content.
Unlimited Use for One Care Professional for One Year.
End-of-Life Series Overview
Dynamics of Dying
Course Objectives:
- The two ways to die and how personality plays a part in the dying process.
- The basic timeline of the dying process.
- The three key signs of approaching death that often appear in the months and weeks before death.
- How to spot common changes in the labor pattern and assist clients accordingly in the hours and minutes before death.
- How to recognize important considerations that often occur before death and respond in an empathetic way to comfort the client and his or her family.
Supporting Patient Choices and Directives at End-of-Life
Course Objectives:
- To understand advance Care Plans at end-of-life (including Advance Directives, DNR, POLST, and Durable Medical Power of Attorney).
- How to identify ways to support a client's end-of-life choices.
- How to apply relevant laws and regulations.
- How to identify ways to support the family during funeral planning.
Physical Care at End-of-Life
Course Objectives:
- The relationship between changes in eating habits and the dying process.
- The recommendations for nutrition as a person approaches the end of their life.
- At least three ways to assist clients at end-of-life with skin care, positioning, mouth care, and bowel care.
- The role of oxygen, intravenous fluid, and medications at end-of-life.
Communication Skills For End-of-Life Care
Course Objectives:
- Respectful communication for end-of-life care.
- Appropriate communication approaches to talk to children and their families when children approach the end of life.
- Strategies to navigate the difficult conversations common to end-of-life care.
Supporting Faith at End-of-Life
Course Objectives:
- To define "spirituality" and identify the basic beliefs of different religions that may be encountered in end-of-life care.
- To recognize how having either faith or no faith may impact the end of life.
- To understand the role in guiding people through their end-of-life experience and supporting their chosen beliefs.
Pain at End of Life
Course Objectives:
- To recognize why pain management may become more difficult during the final period of dying.
- To identify appropriate actions for helping to monitor and manage pain at end of life, including the care professional’s role in drug and non-drug strategies.
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