Education. Palliative Care for all

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1 Education Palliative Care for all

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Fundamentals of Palliative Care... 3 Syringe Driver Full Competency... 7 Syringe Driver Updates... 7 Progressive neurological conditions in the older adult Workshop. 8 Chronic Conditions Workshop... 8 Grief, Loss and Bereavement... 9 Understand me when I m dying Exploring spiritual and cultural diversity in Aotearoa... 9 PCP Full Training PCP Update Other Information Venues Registration Course Payment Registration Form

3 FUNDAMENTALS OF PALLIATIVE CARE (Endorsed by Hospice NZ) Fundamentals of Palliative Care This is a comprehensive palliative care programme of 9 individual sessions which are relevant to all people working in health care settings aged residential care, home care and hospital settings. It is comprised of: Session 1 - Essence of palliative care Session 2 - Ethical issues in palliative care Session 3 - Pain and symptom management Session 4 - Palliative care for people with chronic illness Session 5 - Palliative care for people with dementia Session 6 - Communication skills Session 7 - Last days of life Session 8 - Loss and grief Session 9 - Caring for ourselves It is strongly recommended that participants first complete Session 1 - Essence of palliative care, as this sets the scene for the remaining sessions. We will be running individual sessions twice in the following areas during 2014: Palmerston North (Page 4), Levin (Page 5) and Woodville (Page 6). Please note that for each of the 9 sessions you will be required to do some prereading. Following the session you also need to complete a post learning activity. The final requirement will be a post learning feedback form. This form needs to be returned to. A certificate for each session will be provided only after completion of the above requirements. REGISTRATION IS ESSENTIAL to attend these sessions so resources can be delivered prior to the sessions. 3

4 PALMERSTON NORTH (includes Feilding/Bulls/Marton area) Venue: Session 1 Essence of palliative care Session 2 Ethical issues in palliative care Session 3 Pain and symptom management Session 4 Palliative care for people with chronic illness Session 5 Palliative care for people with dementia Session 6 Communication skills Session 7 Last days of life Session 8 Loss and grief Tuesday 18 th February Monday 5 th May Thursday 28 th August Thursday 13 th March Thursday 25 th September Tuesday 1 st April Thursday 23 rd October Thursday 29 th May Thursday 27 th November Tuesday 18 th February Thursday 19 th June Thursday 13 th March Thursday 28 th August Tuesday 1 st April Thursday 25 th September Thursday 29 th May Thursday 23 rd October pm 10.00am 12.00pm pm Session 9 Caring for ourselves Thursday 19 th June Thursday 27 th November 4

5 HOROWHENUA AREA (including Foxton) Venue: Levin Home Session 1 Essence of palliative care Session 2 Ethical issues in palliative care Session 3 Pain and symptom management Session 4 Palliative care for people with chronic illness Session 5 Palliative care for people with dementia Session 6 Communication skills Session 7 Last days of life Session 8 Loss and grief Session 9 Caring for ourselves Tuesday 25 th February Tuesday 26 th August Thursday 20 th March Tuesday 23 rd September Tuesday 15 th April Tuesday 21 st October Tuesday 27 th May Tuesday 25 th November Tuesday 25 th February Tuesday 24 th June Thursday 20 th March Tuesday 26 th August Tuesday 15 th April Tuesday 23 rd September Tuesday 27 th May Tuesday 21 st October Tuesday 24 th June Tuesday 25 th November 5

6 TARARUA (Pahiatua/Dannevirke area) Venue: Woodville Medical Centre Session 1 Essence of palliative care Session 2 Ethical issues in palliative care Session 3 Pain and symptom management Session 4 Palliative care for people with chronic conditions Session 5 Palliative care for people with dementia Session 6 Communication skills Session 7 Last days of life Session 8 Loss and grief Session 9 Caring for ourselves Tuesday 25 th February Tuesday 5 th August Friday 21 st March Tuesday 9 th September Tuesday 22 nd April Tuesday 30 th September Tuesday 20 th May Tuesday 28 th October Tuesday 25 th February Tuesday 1 st July Friday 21 st March Tuesday 5 th August Tuesday 22 nd April Tuesday 9 th September Tuesday 20 th May Tuesday 30 th September Tuesday 1 st July Tuesday 28 October 6

7 SYRINGE DRIVER (Courses endorsed by Hospice NZ) Syringe Driver Full Competency The aim of this workshop is to support Registered Nurses working in aged residential care who may need to manage a syringe driver. This course will provide competency in both the syringe driver and medication management. Workshop 1 Monday 10 th February Workshop 2 Monday 31 st March Workshop 3 Monday 26 th May Workshop 4 Monday 8 th September Workshop 5 Monday 10 th November Time: pm Cost: $40 Syringe Driver Updates Annual updates are recommended to maintain competency in the use of the syringe driver and medication management in Palliative Care. Workshop 1 Monday 3 rd March Workshop 2 Monday 7 th April Workshop 3 Monday 5 th May Workshop 4 Monday 4 th August Workshop 5 Monday 1 st September Workshop 6 Monday 3 rd November Workshop 7 Monday 17 th November Horowhenua Levin Home Time: pm Cost: $20 7

8 SPECIAL THEMED WORKSHOPS Progressive neurological conditions in the older adult Workshop (Open to all health care workers) This workshop will provide an overview of the aging process and specific neurodegenerative diseases including Parkinsons, Dementia and Motor Neurone Disease. This study day is run in conjunction with ElderHealth. Various guest speakers. Thursday15 th May Time: 9.00 am 4.00 pm Cost: $40.00 Chronic Conditions Workshop (Suitable for any Registered Staff (RN/EN/Medical/Allied) providing care in a range of health settings) This workshop will provide an overview of the symptoms and needs of people with life limiting conditions (Cardiac, Renal and Respiratory). Various guest speakers. Thursday 6 th November Time: 9.00 am 4.00 pm Cost: $

9 ALLIED HEALTH Grief, Loss and Bereavement (For health professionals working with people experiencing issues with grief and loss) The aim of this seminar is to provide an opportunity to explore the impact that grief, loss and bereavement has at all stages of our lives. It is not a therapeutic session but rather one that hopefully will bring awareness of the complexity and dynamics of the grief journey. Thursday 26 th June Time: pm Cost: $30 Facilitator: Kate McKenzie, Palliative Care Social Worker, Understand me when I m dying Exploring spiritual and cultural diversity in Aotearoa The purpose of this workshop is to raise awareness and understanding of the increasing spiritual and cultural diversity that exists within our community. Representatives from several faith traditions will share their perspective and how this impacts on care of the dying. Thursday 18 th September Time: 9.00 am 4.00 pm Cost: $40 Facilitator: George Dempster, Pastoral Support Coordinator, 9

10 PALLIATIVE CARE PARTNERSHIP These sessions are run as part of the Palliative Care Partnership (PCP) programme in conjunction with Central PHO. PCP Full Training Tuesday 6 th, 13 th and 20 th May Time: pm PCP Update Members of the Partnership Programme are contractually obliged to attend one update palliative care session per year. Alternatively, to fulfil your update requirements, you can attend any palliative care education session provided by or a Genesis Breakfast Session* (held first Thursday of each month at Arohanui Hospice). IMPORTANT: Registrations for attendance at PCP sessions to be made with CPD Administrator. Enquiries to: enquiries@centralpho.org.nz Tuesday 25 th March pm Health On Main Tuesday 29 th April pm Horowhenua Health Centre Tuesday 17 th June pm Pahiatua Medical Centre Tuesday 22 rd July pm Otaki Medical Centre Tuesday 19 th August pm Dannevirke Community Hospital Tuesday 16 th September pm Please note all enquiries and registrations for these sessions to be directed to Central PHO as listed above. * Genesis Breakfast Sessions am First Thursday of each month. Schedule of speakers and topics is available on Hospice New Zealand website. 10

11 EDUCATION VENUES All Palmerston North courses will be held (unless stated otherwise) at: Seminar Room 1 Heretaunga Street Palmerston North Other Venues Dannevirke Community Hospital Barraud Street Dannevirke Health On Main 575 Main Street Palmerston North Horowhenua Health Centre Liverpool Street Levin Levin Home Prouse Street Levin Otaki Medical Centre 1 Aotaki Street Otaki Pahiatua Medical Centre Cnr Centre and Main Streets Pahiatua Woodville Medical Centre Cnr Pollen and Main Streets Woodville 11

12 REGISTRATION There are limited numbers for all education sessions so REGISTRATION IS ESSENTIAL. Please register by: Registration form at the end of this brochure (photocopy as required) Download registration form from our website Register electronically through our website via the Education Page Phone: or Fax: COURSE FEE PAYMENT DETAILS Payment can be made by cash or cheque on the day of the course. Alternatively, we can invoice you or your organisation after the course is completed. Please make cheques payable to: Education and Research Unit Car parking in the main car park is only available for families and visitors of patients. 12

13 EDUCATION REGISTRATION FORM 2014 (Please complete a separate registration form for each course you wish to attend) Course name:... Course Date/s:... Course fee: $... To be paid by: Cash Cheque Invoice (Individual) Invoice (Organisation) First Name:... Surname:... Address:... Telephone:... Cellphone:... Home... Work:... Current Place of Work:... Position held:... If you wish to include payment with this registration and are paying by cheque please make payable to: Education & Research Unit Please place in an envelope and post to: Education and Research Unit PO Box 5349 PALMERSTON NORTH Office Use: Booked Details updated Date confirmation sent... Post Phone

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