End of Life Care | Social care Module

This module focuses on the critical role of social care in providing holistic and compassionate support to individuals nearing the end of their lives. It is designed for social care professionals, healthcare practitioners, care home staff, and community workers who aim to deliver exceptional care and support during this significant stage of life.
 

Comprehensive social care training for end-of-life practitioners

The learning sessions delve into key aspects of social care, including financial support navigation, care planning, and the unique needs of patients in diverse care settings such as hospitals, care homes, and domiciliary environments. The module also emphasizes palliative care, empowering professionals to support individuals and families both emotionally and practically, ensuring a dignified and well-supported end-of-life experience.
 

Interactive content to enhance understanding

Through case studies, self-assessment exercises, and practical examples, learners can explore real-world scenarios, gaining insights into effective communication and multidisciplinary collaboration. This module encourages reflection and equips participants with actionable strategies to deliver person-centered, high-quality care.
 

Course Content:

This module consists of 7 detailed sessions, each designed to take approximately 20 to 30 minutes to complete.

The sessions cover critical topics such as advising on financial support from the welfare system, conducting assessments in end-of-life care, providing palliative social work, and supporting individuals in hospital and domiciliary settings. Other sessions focus on care planning, enhancing comfort, and promoting a good quality of life and death. These learning materials are essential for professionals seeking to ensure comprehensive and compassionate care during end-of-life stages.