Courses, workshops, lectures and other learning opportunities
It’s important to be able to recognise the common signs of dying so that people can receive the best possible care in their last days of life and that loved ones can be prepared. This 40- 60 minute webinar is fully funded for nursing homes, residential homes and domicillary care staff across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.
Fully funded.
This half day workshop for registered nurses and nursing associates builds on foundation level communications skills and is designed to improve confidence and skills in communicating with patients and families about serious illness and dying. The interactive format of the session includes group work, videos and practice sessions with other delegates in a safe and supportive environment.
Fully funded
This study day is funded by Health Education England East Midlands for senior health care nurses and allied health care professionals working in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. It will be an opportunity to refresh your current advanced communication skills.
Fully funded
This 40- 60 minute webinar fully funded for nursing homes, residential homes and domicillary care staff across LLR. This session is designed to equip frontline staff with the tools and skills to handle telephone calls or face to face meeting with patients and their families/carer appropriately and with clarity and compassion.
Fully funded
Join us on Thursday 12th November 2020 1-2pm for the next GP learning session. This session will focus on Palliative Care and Heart Failure
Fully funded
This 2 day interactive advanced communication skills course is fully funded by Health Education England East Midlands for senior health care nurses and allied health care professionals working in LLR who will be initiating or carrying out conversations with patients and their families about the ReSPECT process.
Fully funded
Dementia Friends is a national initiative from the Alzheimer’s Society. Its objectives are to make the nation more aware of dementia and improve attitudes towards the disease.
In order to ensure that we will deliver training safely and to comply with safety measures under the COVID situation, we will be delivering some of our training sessions using our ECHO (Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes) technology. ECHO is a recognised and secure teleconferencing method of delivery using ECHO Zoom software and will require delegates to click onto a link that will be sent to them via E-mail to attend the session. The only requirement that delegates will need is a device that has a camera and microphone such as a computer, laptop, iPad, iPhone or smart phone.
Fully funded
A virtual conference using ECHO Zoom Technology will highlight the great work that the teams across UHL are implementing to improve cancer treatments and pathways for patients within Leicestershire.
Free of charge
This 90 minute virtual interactive workshop explores the complexities of dying with or from dementia. It is fully funded for nursing homes, residential homes and domicillary care staff across LLR
Fully funded
This 40- 60 minute webinar fully funded for nursing home, residential home and domicillary care staff across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.
This session will be delivered using our ECHO (Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes) technology. ECHO is a recognised and secure teleconferencing method of delivery using ECHO Zoom software and will require delegates to simply click onto a link that will be sent to them via E mail to attend the session. The only requirement that delegates will need is a device that has a camera and microphone such as a computer, laptop, iPad or iPhone
Fully Funded
This 2 hour virtual interactive session can be used as a refresher or to improve knowledge and skills about maintaining oral hygiene, nutrition and hydration. fully funded for nursing homes, residential homes and domicillary care staff across LLR.
Fully funded
Dementia Friends is a national initiative from the Alzheimer’s Society. Its objectives are to make the nation more aware of dementia and improve attitudes towards the disease.
In order to ensure that we will deliver training safely and to comply with safety measures under the COVID situation, we will be delivering some of our training sessions using our ECHO (Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes) technology. ECHO is a recognised and secure teleconferencing method of delivery using ECHO Zoom software and will require delegates to click onto a link that will be sent to them via E-mail to attend the session. The only requirement that delegates will need is a device that has a camera and microphone such as a computer, laptop, iPad, iPhone or smart phone.
Fully funded
This 2 day interactive advanced communication skills course is fully funded by Health Education England East Midlands for senior health care nurses and allied health care professionals working in LLR who will be initiating or carrying out conversations with patients and their families about the ReSPECT process.
Fully funded
Fully funded by Health Education East Midlands and led by our Admiral Nurse Cathy Knight, this half day masterclass explores the complexities of dying with or from dementia suitable for all doctors, registered nurses, nursing associates and allied health professionals who regularly work with people dying with or from dementia. For example nursing home staff, ward and community nursing staff.
Fully Funded
This 2 day interactive advanced communication skills course is fully funded by Health Education England East Midlands for senior health care nurses and allied health care professionals working in LLR who will be initiating or carrying out conversations with patients and their families about the ReSPECT process.
Fully funded
Join us on Thursday 11th February 2021 1-2pm for the next GP learning session.
This session will focus on Frailty and balancing the burdens and benefits of treatments.
Fully funded
This fully funded half day workshop will help you to improve confidence and skills in communicating with patients and families for care homes, residential care homes, primary care staff, domiciliary care staff and phlebotomists across LLR
Fully funded
This study day is funded by Health Education England East Midlands for senior health care nurses and allied health care professionals working in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. It will be an opportunity to refresh your current advanced communication skills.
Fully funded
This half day workshop is fully funded by Health Education East Midlands for registered nurses. It provides an opportunity for registered general nurses to practically consider the appropriate use of a 24 hour subcutaneous syringe driver (McKinley/CME T34) in palliative and end of life care.
Fully funded
This fully funded half day workshop for registered nurses and nursing associates builds on foundation level communications skills and is designed to improve confidence and skills.
Fully funded
This half day workshop is fully funded by Health Education East Midlands for RGN’s with current NMC registration. The workshop provides registered nurses with the theoretical knowledge to verify expected death and to provide care after death.
Fully funded
This 2 day interactive advanced communication skills course is fully funded by Health Education England East Midlands for senior support workers working in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland who will be carrying out discussions about dying.
Fully funded
This is an intensive, experiential, learner centred course for registered Staff who can demonstrate prior learning in communication skills.
Participants work with two facilitators on areas of communication they personally find challenging when caring for people.
£450 per person (includes lunch).
This is an intensive, experiential, learner centred course for registered Staff who can demonstrate prior learning in communication skills. Participants work with two facilitators on areas of communication they personally find challenging when caring for people.
£450 per person (includes lunch).
This is an intensive, experiential, learner centred course for registered Staff who can demonstrate prior learning in communication skills. Participants work with two facilitators on areas of communication they personally find challenging when caring for people.
£450 per person (includes lunch).
