To Care Always: Quality Care at the End of Life

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According to the Institute of Medicine (IOM) a "Good Death" is free from avoidable distress and suffering for patients, families and caregivers; is in general accord with patient and family wishes; and reasonably consistent with general medical, ethical and cultural standards.

Program Highlights

Demonstrate competencies in assessing the physical, psychosocial, cultural and spiritual needs of patients and families during end of life care

Develop appropriate communication skills, interpersonal skills and attitudes

Identify appropriate legal and regulatory issues surrounding palliative care

Discuss ethical and professional principles surrounding end of life

Learning Objective

To educate healthcare professionals on the elements of Palliative Care in order to meet Joint Commission standards, as well as describe best-practice guidelines and national initiatives

Program Includes

20min Visual presentation (DVD)
1 Free site license upon request

Bonus Resource CD
Approved for Continuing Education
10 Question Post Test with Answer Key
Study Guide
Learning Tools Included

Clinical Advisors

Betty Ferrell, Ph.D., FAAN

Staff of the Thomas Palliative Care Program - Recipient of the AHA Circle of Life Award for excellence in palliative care

Program Awards

WorldFest Houston, Silver Remi