Introduction to Palliative Care Emergencies
- 5 March, 2027 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
- In-person
- Patient care
- £90
Build confidence in identifying and managing palliative care emergencies through practical skills, communication tools and case study discussions.
Course delivery
This session will be delivered by Melissa Foss (Community Clinical Lead) and Teresa Harris (Clinical Lead – Community Palliative Care Team).
Bio’s coming soon.
Who should attend?
Registered healthcare professionals involved in the care of patients with life-limiting illness, including:
- Registered Nurses
- Allied Health Professionals
Course details
This course explores common emergencies encountered in palliative and end of life care. Through presentation and teaching lead by Clinical Nurse Specialists working in Palliative @ EOL care, case-based collaborative discussions and supported reflection, attendees will develop confidence in assessment, prioritisation and treatments for with patients experiencing a palliative care emergency. The course aligns with professional standards including the NMC Code, NICE Guidelines, and local clinical frameworks.
Course content
- Recognising, assessing and managing palliative care emergencies
- Awareness of common palliative care emergencies
- Know how to recognise the signs and symptoms of the common emergencies
- Awareness of possible treatment options
- Be clear what your role is when dealing with an emergency
- Importance of Advance Care Planning & Patient wishes
What others have to say about this course
“I will use it all the time as I now have an increased awareness of what I should be looking out for and it may enable me to get help to a patient quicker.”
“Really helpful informative engaging session thank you!”