Palliative Care Education and Training Programme€¦ · accessible across the Nelson Tasman region to meet the needs of patients/clients and their families/whānau. Education and

Palliative Care Education

and Training Programme

for Health Professionals

2015

2019

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Our Vision

To care always - All people in the Nelson Tasman community have access to high quality compassionate palliative care.

Our Mission Statement

To assist patients to make the most of the life that remains and to ensure that patients die comfortably, with dignity and in the place of their choice. To provide support and care for the family and close friends during the patient's illness and in bereavement.

We express our mission statement through these values.

Respect and Dignity | Advocacy | Compassion | Quality | Trust

Vision and Mission Statement

Nelson Tasman Hospice Values ~ Respect and Dignity | Advocacy | Compassion | Quality | Trust

We are Moving ….

From April, our new home will be331 Suffolk Road

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Contents

Nelson Tasman Hospice Values ~ Respect and Dignity | Advocacy | Compassion | Quality | Trust 2

Nelson Tasman Hospice Trust, Vision and Mission Statement 1

A New Home for Hospice 1

Contents 2

Welcome 3

Palliative Care Support for Aged Residential Care 4

Community Engagement, Building Compassionate Communities 5

Syringe Driver Competency 6

Cancer Research Trust lecture Series 2019 7

Hospice New Zealand Fundamentals of Palliative Care 8

Clinical Skills Series in Palliative Care 9

Palliative Care Education for Health Care Assistants 10

Complex pain Management 11

Masterclass: Advanced Dementia and Palliative Care 12

Care of the Imminently dying 13

Clinical Skills in Palliative Care for Rural District Nurses 14

Advanced Communications; Managing those Difficult Conversations 15

Palliative Care for People with Advanced Cardiac/End Stage Respiratory Disease 16

Effective Administrator 17

Palliative Treatments for People with Advanced Cancer 18

Palliative Care for People Living with Neurological Conditions 19

Palliative Care for People with Enduring Mental Illness 20

Education Calendar 21,22,23, 24

Registration Form 25


Welcome

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Barb Thomas, Education admin [email protected] Russell, RN, Nurse educator [email protected] Dugdale RN, Nurse educator [email protected] Annie Wallace RN, Nurse educator [email protected]

Hospice Affirms Life … living every moment

Contact details: Nelson Tasman Hospice Education TeamEden Villa, 46 Manuka Street, Nelson PO Box 283 Nelson 7040Phone: (03) 546 3950 Fax: (03) 546 3951www.nelsonhospice.org.nz

Education Team: Left to right,Jane Russell, Sara Dugdale, Barb Thomas

Acknowledgments

Mary Potter Hospice, Wellington & Te Omanga Hospice, Lower Hutt for the concept of this programme bookDavid Chadwick Photography, Todd Starr, Dominique White for some of the photos featured

Thank you

Nelson Tasman Hospice is a Specialist Palliative Care Service and the education team offers a wide range of learning opportunities for health professionals, community health workers and groups.

Our aim is to provide and promote evidence based knowledge and skills to ensure that quality palliative is accessible across the Nelson Tasman region to meet the needs of patients/clients and their families/whānau.

Education and training is provided in a supportive environment that meets the needs of health workers working across the range of sectors and services providing palliative and end of life care. This includes Hospice NZ programmes that have been developed to ensure nationwide consistency in palliative care education.

The learning activities and methods we use provide an opportunity for exploratory and collaborative learning and we encourage participation and interaction from course participants.

Working in partnership with you:

As a specialist palliative care centre we welcome the opportunity to work with our partners in health to assist in building knowledge and competence in end of life care. We will work with you to provide onsite training and support for a range of health workers in all health care settings.

Thank you to Fuji Xerox Nelson, for sponsoring the printing of this book.


This programme funded by the Ministry of Health originated from a recognition that increasing numbers of people are dying in aged residential care (ARC) with projections showing these numbers are expected to increase dramatically by 2068.

A dedicated hospice ARC team with the support of allied health, work alongside staff in the ARC facilities to provide another layer of support in their care of residents nearing the end of their life. By working in partnership with the staff, sustainable practices that reflect best palliative care practice are embedded in ARC facilities.

The Education team further supports this In Reach Programme by providing opportunities for palliative care workshops on site to further build knowledge and confidence for all staff in end of life care for residents.

For further information please contact the education team:

Nelson Tasman Hospice Phone: (03) 546 3950Barb Thomas, Education admin [email protected] Russell, RN, Nurse educator [email protected] Dugdale RN, Nurse educator [email protected]

Palliative CareSupport programme for Aged Residential Care:Partnership in action

Palliative Care Support for Aged Residential Care

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Community EngagementBuilding Compassionate Communities

While compassionate communities are diverse and locally responsive, the fundamental

underpinnings remain common. Compassionate communities involve the activation of

community members to care for each other. They draw on community strengths, resources and

resilience to deliver more holistic care to those experiencing death, dying, caregiving, loss and

bereavement (Compassionate communities implementation guide 2018)

Nelson Tasman Hospice is dedicated to working with a diverse range of communities. Building

compassionate communities and social networks assists patients and families/ whānau to care

for their loved ones in a variety of settings; in the hospice, in hospital, in aged care residential

facilities or at home.

We provide palliative care and end of life training to health professionals and community

workers and are keen to engage with grassroots communities dealing with loss and grief and to

demystify death and dying.

Our education team with the support of our volunteer and allied health team can work with

you to facilitate conversations, co design workshops / seminars to meet your needs using a

range of approaches. We look forward to talking with you.

For further information please contact us: Nelson Tasman Hospice Phone: (03) 546 3950

Barb Thomas, Education admin [email protected] Russell, RN, Nurse educator [email protected] Dugdale RN, Nurse educator [email protected]

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Syringe Driver Competency

Aged Residential Care (ARC) Syringe Driver Training:

This programme has been designed for Registered Nurses but Enrolled Nurses can attend subject to their scope of practice. A work book will be sent out one week prior to the workshop. Registrations are essential. For ARC facilities the Hospice NZ Syringe driver competency will be delivered.

Venue: Nelson Tasman Hospice

Register via email: [email protected] or fill in the registration form. For further information contact Education Administrator (03) 546 3950. Phone registrations are welcome.

The competency and update workshops provide the knowledge and practical skills required to manage a subcutaneous syringe driver in the practice setting and a knowledge of medicines for end of life symptom management. Successful completion of a practical assessment and a written test is required for certification.


Duration: 1.5 hrs.

Dates : See below

Cost: Free

Target audience:

RN’s/ARC/ (EN’s subject

to their scope of

practice)

Registration is essential:

Max 10 Attendees

Month Date Time Target Audience

January Wednesday 30 10.30 - 12.00 ARC

April Tuesday 9 10.30 - 12.00 ARC

June Wednesday 5 10.30 - 12.00 ARC

July Thursday 4 10.30 - 12.00 ARC

October Tuesday 1 1.30 - 3.00 ARC

Month Date Time Target Audience

February Wednesday 27 1.30 - 2.30 DHB staff only

September Thursday 12 1.30 - 2.30 DHB staff only

** Note: For NMDHB staff there is a different training module. The programme will include the ilearn subcutaneous medication package. NMDHB staff are required to complete the DHB practical competency session and DHB on line subcutaneous medication course for full DHB competency.

Venue: Nelson Hospital, Medical Unit Seminar Room. See below for DHB training dates.

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Cancer Research Trust Lecture Series 2019

Dates: The first Thursday of every month from February – December Time: 7.30am – 8.30am Cost: No fee. Venue: Nelson Tasman Hospice Phone: (03) 546 3950


Hospice New Zealand, with the generous support of the Cancer Research Trust New Zealand offer free access to the monthly Palliative Care Lecture Series.

This education opportunity is for healthcare professionals with an interest in palliative care. The lectures are delivered via teleconference and the speaker uses a power point presentation. Copies of the presentation are available to the attendees.

The lectures take place on the first Thursday of every month from February to December from 7.30 to 8.30am and are free to attend.

Nelson Tasman Hospice is one of the registered sites that facilitates these lectures via teleconference and health colleagues are very welcome to join us. Registration is not required and these sessions are free to attend. Just turn up on the morning and enjoy the lectures along with a coffee. Certificate of attendance is provided.

If you would like more information about these lectures please contact us at the details below.

Education Team Enquiries: Phone: (03) 546 3950 Fax: (03) 546 3951

Barb Thomas, Education admin [email protected] Russell, RN, Nurse educator [email protected] Wallace RN, Nurse educator [email protected] Dugdale RN, Nurse educator [email protected]

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Hospice New Zealand Fundamentals of Palliative Care

This is the Hospice New Zealand programme that provides participants with a foundational knowledge and skills in caring and supporting people with palliative needs.

The programme has been developed for all staff registered and unregistered including administration and support staff working in a residential care facility or in the community. All participants need to have a commitment to self learning through completion of pre and post workshop activities. Certificates will be awarded for each session when learning activities are completed. This programme is offered over 2 or 3 days to cover the 10 learning modules.

Register via email: [email protected] or fill in the registration form. For further information contact Education Team (03) 546 3950. Phone registrations are welcome.

** Other course dates of 90 minute sessions can be negotiated for individual Aged Care Residential Facilities or Home Care Support Services. Contact Education Administrator (03) 546 3950


Cost: No fee - ** Please bring something to share for lunch Target Audience: All staff working in residential care or in the community Registration is essential: Max 14 Attendees per session Venue: TBA** Please provide email & postal address for pre workbooks to be sent.

Month Date Time Session Course content

February Wednesday 13 09.00 - 4.00 1 of 2 Essence, Ethics, pain & symptom management, Communication, Chronic conditions

March Wednesday 6 09.00 -4.00 2 of 2 Dementia, Last days of life, Loss & grief, Spirituality, Care for self


May Tuesday 14 09.00 - 12.00 1 of 3 Essence, Ethics, pain & symptom management

June Tuesday 4 09.00 - 12.00 2 of 3 Communication, Chronic conditions, Dementia

June Tuesday 25 09.00 - 12.00 3 of 3 Last days of life Loss & grief, Spirituality, Care for self


September Wednesday 11 09.00 - 4.00 1 of 2 Essence, Ethics, pain & symptom management, Communication, Chronic conditions

October Wednesday 8 09.00 - 4.00 2 of 2 Dementia, Last days of life, Loss & grief, Spirituality, Care for self

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Clinical Skills Series in Palliative Care

Register via email: [email protected] or fill in the registration form. For further information contact Education Administrator (03) 546 3950. Phone registrations welcome.


Cost: No fee Target audience: RN’s & EN’s & some suitable for HCA’s. Registration is essential: Max 14 Attendees per session Venue: Nelson Tasman Hospice

Topic Month Dates Time

1 Pain management in palliative care January Wednesday 23 4.00 pm - 5.15 pm

2 Anxiety in palliative care February Wednesday 27 4.00 pm - 5.15pm

3 Care of the imminently dying March Wednesday 27 4.00 pm - 5.15 pm

4 Delirium & palliative sedation April Wednesday 24 4.00 pm - 5.15 pm

5 Advance care planning May Wednesday 22 4.00 pm - 5.15 pm

6 Palliative wound management June Wednesday 26 4.00 pm - 5.15 pm

7 Bowel & oral care in palliative care July Wednesday 24 4.00 pm - 5.15 pm

8 Care of the imminently dying (Repeat) August Wednesday 28 4.00 pm - 5.15 pm

9 Pharmacology for palliative care September Wednesday 25 4.00 pm - 5.15 pm

10 Breathlessness & fatigue October Wednesday 23 4.00 pm - 5.15 pm

11 Rehabilitation in palliative care November Wednesday 27 4.00 pm - 5.15 pm

12 Psychosocial issues in palliative care December Wednesday 11 4.00 pm - 5.15 pm

Facilitated by Nelson Tasman Hospice a series of clinically focused sessions to upskill/refresh participants who work with people approaching the end of life. The series will use a case review model

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Palliative Care Education for Health Care Assistants & Caregivers

Endorsed by Hospice New Zealand & facilitated by Nelson Tasman Hospice

The sessions will include:

Principles of palliative care

Supporting patients and their families with a palliative approach to care

Emotional, spiritual and cultural care

The last days of life

Understanding loss and grief


Target audience: Health Care Assistants & Caregivers Cost: No fee Participants must attend all 4 sessions to gain the Hospice NZ certificate Venue: Nelson Tasman Hospice Registration is essential: Max 10 Attendees


Dates Time Session

Thursday 14 February 10.00 - 12.00 1

Thursday 28 February 10.00 - 12.00 2

Thursday 14 March 10.00 - 12.00 3

Thursday 28 March 10.00 - 12.00 4

Workshops repeated Time Session

Tuesday 6 August 1.30 - 3.30 1

Tuesday 20 August 1.30 - 3.30 2

Tuesday 3 September 1.30 - 3.30 3

Tuesday 17 September 1.30 - 3.30 4

To provide the knowledge and skills that enables carers to provide excellent palliative care to those they care for.

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Complex Pain Management


The purpose of this workshop is to advance participants knowledge and skills in pain assessment, understanding and management of complex pain issues for people with life limiting conditions.

The workshop will be based on case scenarios.

Pre reading and self reflection on pain assessment is required for this workshop.

This workshop is open to all registered health professionals who have an interest in palliative care, both in the hospital and primary care settings.


Date: Wednesday 20 February Time: 9.00 - 12.30 Cost: $10 ½ day Target audience: All Health Professionals Registration is essential: Max 20 Attendees Venue: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Parish Meeting Room, 18 Manuka Street, Nelson

Poor pain control is a common fear for people at the end of life.

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Masterclass: Advanced Dementia and Palliative Care


Date: Wednesday 20 March Time: 9.00 - 3.00 Cost: $20.00 full day Target audience: All Registered Health Professionals Registration is essential: Max 20 Attendees Venue: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Parish Meeting Room, 18 Manuka Street, Nelson

“I have a better understanding of a palliative

approach to dementia”

When do people with dementia become palliative & what does a palliative approach mean?

This Masterclass takes a case study approach to prognosis, management of pain and deterioration of physical, psychosocial and spiritual processes for caring for people as they approach the end of life.

Scenarios from practice will be used to problem solve and share solutions.

This workshop is open to all registered health professionals who have an interest in palliative care, both in the hospital and primary care settings


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Date: Wednesday 27 March & Wednesday 28 August Time: 4.00pm – 5.15pm Cost: No fee Target audience: All Health Professionals Registration is essential: Max 14 Attendees per session Venue: Nelson Tasman Hospice

Care of the Imminently Dying

This seminar is focused on best practice principles for holistic care of the dying person and supporting their family/whānau.

There will be discussion around the challenges in ‘diagnosing dying’ and the importance of working as part of a multidisciplinary team.

Dates & times below

Pre reading is required.

Register via email: [email protected] or fill in the registration form on page 24. Phone 03 5463 950 for further information.


“I am more comfortable with the dying

process and how to better communicate

with the patient/families/whānau ”

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Clinical Skills in Palliative Carefor Rural District Nurses

These workshops provide an opportunity for Rural District Nurses to explore challenges of palliative care in rural context


For further information please contact one of our education team via email or phone (03) 546 3950

Barb Thomas, Education admin [email protected] Russell, RN, Nurse educator [email protected] Dugdale RN, Nurse educator [email protected] Annie Wallace RN, Nurse educator [email protected]

Motueka Dates: Wednesday 3 April 2019 & Wednesday 16 October 2019 Time: 1.00 - 4.00 Cost: No fee Target audience: Rural District Nurses Facilitators: Nelson Tasman Hospice Clinical Nurse Educators, Venue: Motueka DN’s Office, Courtney Street, Motueka

Murchison Date: TBC Time: 10.15 – 2.30 Cost: No fee Target audience: RN’s, EN’s, HCA’s Facilitators: Nelson Tasman Hospice Clinical Nurse Educators, Venue: Murchison Community Hospital

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Advanced Communications: Managing those difficult discussions

Date: Wednesday 10 April Time: 12.30 - 4.00 Cost: $10 ½ day Target audience: All Registered Health Professionals Registration is essential: Max 20 Attendees Venue: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Parish Meeting Room, 18 Manuka Street, Nelson

The aim of this workshop is;

To support participants to gain confidence and competence in initiating and having conversations with people who have life limiting illnesses.

These conversations can be challenging as a person’s illness becomes more complex and they and their family and whānau are faced with difficult decisions. Everyone involved in working with people and their families need to have confidence and competence for effective communication to provide good care.

Pre reading and reflection on this workshop will be required.

This study day is facilitated by Nelson Tasman Hospice education team and is open to all registered Health Professionals who work or have an interest in palliative care, both in the hospital and primary care settings.



Communication with people at the end of life or with life limiting conditions can be challenging

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Palliative Care for People with Advanced Cardiac and/or End Stage Respiratory Disease

Date: Wednesday 8 May Time: 12.30 - 4.00 Cost: $10 ½ day Target audience: All registered health professionals Registration is essential: Max 20 Attendees Venue: Nelson Tasman Hospice

The workshop is an interdisciplinary team collaboration exploring the common issues for this group of people.

A case scenario approach will be used. It will address when is it appropriate to introduce palliative care, management of common symptoms and care for the carers.

This workshop is open to all registered health professionals who have an interest in palliative care, both in the hospital and primary care settings


This workshop will explore the challenges in caring for people with advanced heart failure and/or COPD.

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Effective Administrator


Date: Thursday 16 May Time: 9.00 - 3.00 Cost: No fee - **Please bring something to share for lunch Target audience: Non clinical positions - e.g. Administrative, reception,

secretaries, & maintenance staff Registration is essential: Max 20 Attendees Venue: Nelson Tasman Hospice

A forum for people in non clinical positions

A forum for people in non clinical positions e.g. Administrative, reception, secretaries and maintenance staff to share ideas and learn new skills in a supportive environment.

Managing difficult encounters when you don’t know what to say

Understanding the grieving process

Building resilience

Managing change

Self care – staying alive and thriving


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The Shifting Landscape of Palliative Treatments for People with Advanced Cancer

This workshop will explore the implications of new palliative treatments and their impacts on people and their families/whanau when advanced cancer becomes a chronic illness.

This workshop is open to all registered Health Professionals who have an interest in palliative care, both in the hospital and primary care settings.



Date: Wednesday 12 June Time: 12.30 - 4.00 Cost: $10 ½ day Target audience: All registered health professionals Registration is essential: Max 20 Attendees Venue: Nelson Tasman Hospice

Implications of new palliative treatments

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Palliative Care for People Living with Neurological Conditions

This workshop will explore the challenges in caring for people with neurological conditions:

MND

Advanced Parkinson’s disease

Multiple Sclerosis

Brain cancer

Common symptoms and how to manage them and care for the carers.

This workshop will have a case scenario approach and is open to all registered Health Professionals who have an interest in palliative care, both in the hospital and primary care settings.



Caring for people with neurological conditions.

Date: Wednesday 10 July Time: 12.30 - 4.00 Cost: $10 ½ day Target audience: All Health Professionals Registration is essential: Max 20 Attendees Venue: Nelson Tasman Hospice

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When is it appropriate to offer palliative care?

Palliative Care for People Living with Enduring Mental Illness

This workshop is a participatory session exploring the issues and challenges for people with a co-existing mental illness/ substance abuse and a life limiting illness and those involved in their care.

Key topics explored

Brief overview of severe persistent mental illness (SPMI), mental illness and potential

barriers to palliative care

Challenges in symptom management - physical and psychosocial

Issues of autonomy and control – ethical challenges

Maintaining meaningful relationships

Working to make a difference

This workshop is open to all registered Health Professionals who have an interest in palliative care, both in the hospital and primary care settings.



Date: Wednesday 14 August Time: 09.00 - 12.30 Cost: $10.00 ½ day Target audience: All registered health professionals Registration is essential: Max 20 Attendees Venue: Nelson Tasman Hospice

“Talking is important, even if it is

difficult, particularly when it

concerns close family”

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Palliative Care Education & Training Calendar 2018

January Workshop Time Target AudienceMax attendees

Cost Venue

Wednesday 23Pain management in palliative care (Clinical skills)

4.00 - 5.15RN’s/EN’s subject to scope of practice

14 No fee

Eden Villa, Nelson Tasman Hospice, 46 Manuka St, Nelson

Wednesday 30

Syringe driver training -(RN’s/ARC/EN)** DHB staff have different training dates

10.30-12.00RN’s/ARC/EN’s subject to scope of practice

10 No fee

Allied Health Building (behind Eden Villa) Nelson Tasman Hospice,46 Manuka St, Nelson

February

Wednesday 13Fundamentals of PalliativeCareSession 1 of 2

9.00-4.00All staff working in residential care or in the community

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No fee* bring shared lunch

St Mary’s Parish Meeting Room, 18 Manuka Street, Nelson

Thursday 14Palliative care education for Health Care Assistants & Caregivers - Session 1 of 4

10.00-12.00

Health Care Assistants & Caregivers workingin the community

10 No feeEden Villa, Nelson Tasman Hospice, 46 Manuka St, Nelson

Wednesday 20 Complex pain management workshop

9.00-12.30All registered Health Professionals

20 $10 (1/2 day)


Wednesday 27NMDHB Syringe driver training for DHB staff only

1.30 - 2.30 DHB RN’s only10 No fee

Nelson Hospital, Medical Unit seminar room

Wednesday 27Anxiety in Palliative Care(Clinical skills)




10.00-12.00



March



14

No fee -bring shared lunch



10.00-12.00



Wednesday 20Masterclass: Advanced dementia and palliative care


20 $20 (full day)


Wednesday 27Care of the imminently

dying (Clinical skills)4.00 - 5.15

RN’s/EN’s subject to scope of practice / HCA’s



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Nelson Tasman Hospice Values ~ `Respect and Dignity | Advocacy | Compassion | Quality | Trust



March (cont’d) Workshop Time Target AudienceMax attendees

Cost Venue


10.00-12.00Health Care Assistants & Caregivers workingin the community


April

Wednesday 3Clinical sills in palliative care for rural nurses

1.00-4.00Motueka rural district nurses

NA No feeMotueka DN’s office,Courtney St, Motueka

Tuesday 9



10 No feeNelson Tasman Hospice

Wednesday 10Advanced communications:Managing those difficult discussions


20 $10 (1/2 day)


Wednesday 24Delirium & Palliative sedation (Clinical skills)


14 No fee

Nelson Tasman HospicePiwakawaka Drive, Stoke

May

Wednesday 8Palliative care for people with advanced cardiac and /or end stage respiratory disease


20 $10 (1/2 day)


Tuesday 14Fundamentals of PalliativeCareSession 1 of 3


14 No fee


Thursday 16 Effective administrator 9.00-3.00

Non clinical staff -Administrative,reception, secretaries, maintenance staff etc

20

No fee * bring shared lunch


Wednesday 22Advance care planning (Clinical skills)

4.00 - 5.15RN’s/EN’s subject to scope of practice 14 No fee


June


9.00-12.00

All staff working in residential care or in the community

14 No fee


Tuesday 9

Syringe driver training -(RN’s/ARC/EN)** DHB staff have different

training dates


10 No fee


Wednesday 12The shifting landscape of palliative treatments for people with advanced cancer


20 $10 (1/2 day)


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Hospice Affirms Life … living every momentJune (cont’d) Workshop Time Target AudienceMax attendees

Cost Venue



14 No fee


Wednesday 26Palliative wound

management (Clinical skills)4.00 - 5.15

RN’s/EN’s subject to scope of practice

14 No fee


July

Thursday 4

Syringe driver training -(RN’s/ARC/EN)** DHB staff have different

training dates


10 No fee


Thursday 10Palliative care for peopleliving with neurological conditions


20 $10 (1/2 day)


Wednesday 24Bowel & oral care in palliative care (Clinical skills)

4.00 - 5.15RN’s/EN’s subject to scope of practice / HCA’s

14 No fee


August

Tuesday 6Palliative care education for Health Care Assistants & Caregivers - Session 1 of 4


10 No fee


Wednesday 10Palliative care for people living with enduring mental illness


20 $10 (1/2 day)




10 No fee


Wednesday 28 Care of the imminently dying (repeat - Clinical skills)


14 No fee


September



10 No fee




14

No feebring shared lunch


Thursday 12NMDHB Syringe driver training for DHB staff only

1.30 - 2.30 DHB RN’s only 10 No feeNelson Hospital, Medical Unit seminar room


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September (cont’d)

Workshop Time Target AudienceMax attendees

Cost Venue


1.30-3.30

Health Care Assistants & Caregivers working in the community

10 No feeNelson Tasman HospicePiwakawaka Drive, Stoke

Wednesday 25Pharmacology for palliative

care (Clinical skills)4.00 - 5.15

RN’s/EN’s subject to scope of practice


October

Tuesday 1






14

No fee, bring shared lunch


Wednesday 16Clinical sills in palliative care for rural nurses

1.00-4.00Motueka rural district nurses

NA No feeMotueka DN’s office,Courtney St, Motueka

Wednesday 23Breathlessness & fatigue (Clinical skills)



November

Wednesday 27 Rehabilitation in palliative care (Clinical skills)



December

Wednesday 11Psychosocial issues in palliative care (Clinical skills)



For further information contact the education team:

Nelson Tasman Hospice Phone: (03) 546 3950Barb Thomas, Education admin [email protected] Russell, RN, Nurse educator [email protected] Dugdale RN, Nurse educator [email protected]

We are Moving ….

From April, our new home will be331 Suffolk Road, Stoke, Nelson

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Registration Form

Register via email [email protected] or Phone registrations welcome (03) 546 3950Alternatively fill in the form below (one form per person) & fax to (03) 546 3951

Name:

Address:

Current employer & position held:

Name of workshop:

Date of workshop:

Phone: Mobile:

Email: *** (Email is required for course confirmation, pre reading & receipt for payment)

Tick if you would like to be added to our email database for upcoming workshops

Fee incl. GST: (Includes light lunch provided for some of the study days)

Special dietary requirements: Eg: Gluten free, vegetarian, vegan

Fee enclosed: (if applicable) Also payable by internet banking: Bank Account: Westpac NelsonNelson Tasman Hospice030703 0355924 00In the "reference" field please type your SURNAME & DATE of course

This form MUST be faxed or emailed to the Hospice Accounts Trust Office at the time of making your payment by direct credit, otherwise your fees may be incorrectly deposited as a donation to the Hospice. Email: [email protected]: (03) 546 3931 Phone: (03) 546 3923 (Accounts)

Post: P O Box 283 Nelson, 7040

Education Team Enquiries: Phone: (03) 546 3950 Fax: (03) 546 3951 Barb Thomas, Education admin [email protected] Russell, RN, Nurse educator [email protected] Dugdale RN, Nurse educator [email protected] Annie Wallace RN, Nurse educator [email protected]



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A copy of this training programme booklet can be downloaded from our website www.nelsonhospice.org.nz

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Palliative Care Education and Training Programme€¦ · accessible across the Nelson Tasman region to meet the needs of patients/clients and their families/whānau. Education and