Recognising dying

Recognising dying is a key enabler for a better death. This workshop enables participants to explore current knowledge and understanding about recognising dying and help promote confidence in communicating this in the context of uncertainty.

Description

Designed for:

Health & social care professionals working at all levels.

Facilitator:

Kerry Macnish - Rowcroft Head of Education

Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives:

  • To consider why recognising dying is the key to a good death.

  • To explore our knowledge and understanding about recognising dying in the months, weeks and days before death occurs.

  • To understand your roles and responsibilities in communicating signs of approaching death/deterioration and any indications for reviews.

Prerequisites

 

This learning event is free to Rowcroft staff and volunteers, please contact the Education team to book a place.

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