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Palliative care: Management of the most common symptoms at the end of life

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Description of the training

MAIN OBJECTIVE OF THIS TRAINING

Providing care that allows for the maintenance of an optimal quality of life and for the dignity of the person and their loved ones.

TARGET CUSTOMER

Nurses and nurses' assistants, PAB, all professionals and stakeholders working in palliative care units, long-term care, CH and home care.

Duration: 7 hours accredited

Access 1 year

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Dynamic online training. Case studies for an intervention that prevents and manages the most common symptoms encountered at the end of life. Questionnaires, worksheets to be completed, videos, etc. Case studies (what to do, when to refer, what to administer, etc.) will be conducted for an intervention that allows maintaining optimal quality of life. Several specific situations will be discussed (neuropathic and nociceptive pain, co-analgesia, bronchospasms and secretions, delirium, dysphagia, alternative routes of drug administration, end-of-life defibrillator, malignant wounds, problems with the mouth, etc.).

This training is a unique opportunity to update your knowledge.

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