Working with palliative care patients is a daily challenge and, at the same time, a unique opportunity for growth and fulfillment. It's a daily challenge to prevent and manage common and distressing symptoms, because success in alleviating these symptoms will ensure the best possible quality of life. Managing pain, bronchial rales, dyspnoea, anxiety and urinary retention, to name but a few, requires a high degree of skill. The knowledge acquired during this training course will enable you to intervene with confidence and kindness in end-of-life situations that can sometimes be very complex.

Accompanying the living person means putting them at the heart of care. That's why our team starts with the patient and his or her loved ones. Despite the imperatives of the care environment, care and symptom management must be delivered with the utmost respect. Respect and humility are essential qualities.
Palliative care is not just about providing support and comfort; it must also be an opportunity for the person to live this experience with the greatest possible serenity and dignity. Accompaniment and care are sometimes fraught with situations that can clash with our values and beliefs. Coming into contact with death and suffering on a daily basis leaves no one unscathed. It's an opportunity, a time to reflect on the practice of palliative care and to give it back its full meaning.

Whether the end of life occurs at home, in a palliative care unit, in the emergency department or in a CHSLD, this training course is sure to update your knowledge so that you can provide personalized support to the person and his or her loved ones. Evidence-based best practices will enable multidisciplinary work in which the person is at the heart of care. And, to provide you with concrete tools, a variety of case studies and essential assessment and follow-up tools will be offered in this enriching and dynamic 7-hour training course.

MAIN OBJECTIVE OF THIS TRAINING COURSE Provide care that maintains an optimal quality of life and dignity for the person and their loved ones.

TARGET CUSTOMERS Nurses, nursing assistants, PABs, all professionals and caregivers working in palliative care units, long-term care, CH and home care.

LEARNING ACTIVITIES Dynamic ONLINE training. Case studies for intervention to prevent and manage the most common symptoms encountered at the end of life. Quizzes, charts, videos, etc. Case studies (what to do, when to refer, what to administer, etc.) will be carried out to help maintain optimal quality of life. A number of special situations will be discussed (neuropathic and nociceptive pain, co-analgesia, bronchial rales and secretions, delirium, dysphagia, alternative routes of drug administration, end-of-life defibrillator, malignant wounds, mouth problems, etc.).
This course is a unique opportunity to update your knowledge.

This ONLINE training includes: Case studies, videos and quizzes. Each module is made up of videos to help you integrate the material and apply it to your everyday life. It's like being with the trainer, but you complete the course at your own pace. The PowerPoint training document is available for downloading and printing.
You have access to your training for a period of 6 months.
This training is planned and organized to encourage learning. Several videos (averaging 10 to 15 minutes in length) and quizzes will help you integrate what you've learned.

You have 1 year's access to your online training.

Accredited 7-hour certificate.