Providing high-quality care to our patients as they approach the end of their lives is one of the most important, challenging and rewarding aspects of our work in general practice. The vast majority of palliative care is provided in the community, and, in primary care, we play a pivotal role in providing compassionate, holistic care when our patients need it most.

This brand-new Palliative and End-of-life course for out-of-hours doctors aims to update and upskill you to navigate the complexities of palliative and end-of-life care.

You will gain a deeper understanding of palliative care principles, develop practical skills for effective symptom control and feel empowered to manage challenging end-of-life discussions with empathy and confidence. We’ll also cover those crucial not-to-miss emergencies in palliative care and tricky prescribing challenges. There will be interactive case-based presentations, evidence-based guidelines and useful resources signposted throughout, as well as plenty of opportunities to ask questions and share experiences.

You will receive all the benefits of attending a Hot Topics course:-

3 hours of learning CPD in the comfort of your home
A comprehensive course reference book posted to you.
12 months of online access to the course reference book
12 months access to all the topic presentations, (review and refresh all the presentations and information you heard on the day)
The NB Dashboard - access your information on the go via your mobile phone or tablet.
Automated upload of the CPD into your FourteenFish or Clarity Appraisal Toolkit

The webinar will be carried out as a half-day session on Thursday 27th June 2024 starting at 9:30 am and finishing at 1 pm.

You will be able to claim 3 hours of CPD credits for attending this online webinar.

You will be emailed a direct link to view the webinar shortly after registration as well as a reminder the day before the session and you can also view it via the NB Dashboard.

Hot Topics Palliative & End of Life Care Webinar - Group Booking

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