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Palliative CareLearning Opportunities

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JANUARYWhere the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients ......................................................6

FEBRUARY A Map through the Forest - Education for Family/Friends as Carers ..................5Where the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients ......................................................6 Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture .............................................................................................15Case Review/SKIP ............................................................................................................................18Research Interest Group ..............................................................................................................18

MARCHA Map through the Forest – Education for Family/Friends as Carers .................5Where the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients ......................................................6Palliative Care Link Nurse Programme (PCLN) ..................................................................7Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture .............................................................................................15Syringe Driver Competency Workshop .............................................................................16Nurses’ Palliative Care Forum ....................................................................................................16Clinical Skills – Pain .........................................................................................................................17Research Interest Group ..............................................................................................................18Case Review/SKIP ............................................................................................................................18Introduction and Welcome to Palliative Care at Te Omanga Hospice (Pōwhiri) ............................................................................................19

APRILWhere the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients ......................................................6Fundamentals of Palliative Care: Part 1 .................................................................................9Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture ............................................................................................15Nurses’ Palliative Care Forum ....................................................................................................16Case Review/SKIP ............................................................................................................................18Research Interest Group ..............................................................................................................18Soul Food ..............................................................................................................................................19

MAYA Map through the Forest – Education for Family/Friends as Carers .................5Where the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients ......................................................6Talking with people about their psychosocial needs and palliative prognosis at the end-of-life ..........................................................................8Supportive Therapies used for People with a Life-limiting Illness ....................10Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture .............................................................................................15Nurses’ Palliative Care Forum ....................................................................................................16Clinical Skills – Nausea ..................................................................................................................17Research Interest Group ..............................................................................................................18Case Review/SKIP ............................................................................................................................18

JUNEA Map Through The Forest – Education for Family/Friends as Carers................5Palliative Care Link Nurse Programme (PCLN) ..................................................................7Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture .............................................................................................15Syringe Driver Competency Workshop .............................................................................16Nurses’ Palliative Care Forum ....................................................................................................16Clinical Skills – Delirium ...............................................................................................................17Research Interest Group ..............................................................................................................18Case Review/SKIP ............................................................................................................................18Introduction and Welcome to Palliative Care at Te Omanga Hospice (Pōwhiri) ............................................................................................19Soul Food ..............................................................................................................................................19

JULYWhere the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients ......................................................6Fundamentals of Palliative Care: Part 2 & Part 3 ..............................................................9Palliative Care Approach: Chronic Illness ..........................................................................10Death and Dying - the Unspoken .........................................................................................11

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Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture .............................................................................................15Nurses’ Palliative Care Forum ....................................................................................................16Clinical Skills: Breathlessness ....................................................................................................17Case Review/SKIP ............................................................................................................................18Research Interest Group ..............................................................................................................18

AUGUSTA Map through the Forest – Education for Family/Friends as Carers .................5Where the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients ......................................................6Life Review Workshop...................................................................................................................11The Art of Communication in Palliative Care .................................................................12Dying to Know Day - raising awareness of palliative care in our community ................................................................................................................13Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture .............................................................................................15Nurses’ Palliative Care Forum ....................................................................................................16Clinical Skills – Depression and Anxiety ............................................................................17Case Review/SKIP ............................................................................................................................18Research Interest Group ..............................................................................................................18Soul Food ..............................................................................................................................................19

SEPTEMBERA Map through the Forest – Education for Family/Friends as Carers .................5Palliative Care Link Nurse Programme (PCLN) ..................................................................7Palliative Care: The Essentials ..................................................................................................12Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture .............................................................................................15Syringe Driver Competency Workshop .............................................................................16Nurses’ Palliative Care Forum ....................................................................................................16Clinical Skills – Palliative Care Emergency ........................................................................17Case Review/SKIP ............................................................................................................................18Research Interest Group ..............................................................................................................18Introduction and Welcome to Palliative Care at Te Omanga Hospice (Pōwhiri) ............................................................................................19

OCTOBER A Map through the Forest - Education for Family/Friends as Carers ..................5Where the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients ......................................................6Palliative Care Link Nurse Programme (PCLN) Annual Study Day ........................8Building Compassionate Communities in Palliative Care ......................................14Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture .............................................................................................15Nurses’ Palliative Care Forum ....................................................................................................16Clinical Skills - Fatigue ...................................................................................................................17Case Review/SKIP ............................................................................................................................18Research Interest Group ..............................................................................................................18Soul Food ..............................................................................................................................................19

NOVEMBER A Map through the Forest - Education for Family/Friends as Carers ..................5Where the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients ......................................................6Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture ............................................................................................15Nurses’ Palliative Care Forum ....................................................................................................16Clinical Skills - Bowel Care ..........................................................................................................17Case Review/SKIP ............................................................................................................................18Research Interest Group ..............................................................................................................18Introduction and Welcome to Palliative Care at Te Omanga Hospice (Pōwhiri) ............................................................................................19Compulsory Study Day ................................................................................................................19

DECEMBERWhere the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients ......................................................6Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture .............................................................................................15Nurses’ Palliative Care Forum ....................................................................................................16 Case Review/SKIP ............................................................................................................................18Research Interest Group ..............................................................................................................18Soul Food ..............................................................................................................................................19

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O U R V I S I O NEveryone with palliative needs in our community receives responsive, proactive and equitable care.

O U R P U R P O S E• To provide expert and compassionate palliative support,

information and advice to patients and whānau living in the Hutt Valley

• To work collaboratively with all health and social care providers to ensure as many people as possible benefit from our expertise through education

• To improve communities’ understanding and acceptance of death and dying

• To improve and ensure equity and inclusion in our services

• To be true to our values as a good employer

• To be good stewards of resources

W H AT I S PA L L I AT I V E C A R E ?Palliative care supports you and those you care about, to live with a life-limiting illness, where death is inevitable. The Palliative Care Team recognises that from birth to death we all have physical, social, emotional, and spiritual needs that must be valued. Palliative support can happen anywhere - at home, in hospital, in hospice, or residential care.

The Palliative Care Team focus their care on living well at the end of life and regard dying as a natural process. Palliative care values life and does not shorten it. It helps you understand what is happening and what to expect, enabling you to make decisions that are right for you and your family towards the end of life.

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A MAP THROUGH THE FOREST

E D U C AT I O N F O R FA M I LY / F R I E N D S A S C A R E R S

A series of free educational sessions for the “family carer” on practical issues around caring for your loved one at home. A space to meet others in a similar situation.

• Support for the family

• Practical tips

• Challenges - building strength to work with the ‘ups’ and ‘downs’ of being a carer

• How to care for a person who cannot get out of bed

THESE SESSIONS RUN OVER 4 WEEKS BETWEEN 10.30AM – 12.30PM.

FEBRUARY: 20, 27 & MARCH 6,13

MAY: 22, 29 & JUNE 5,12

AUGUST: 14, 21, 28 & SEPTEMBER 4

OCTOBER: 30 & NOVEMBER 6, 13, 20

“Didn’t feel so alone and isolated with the carer’s responsibilities”

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W H E R E T H E L A N D S C A P E L I E SE D U C AT I O N F O R PAT I E N T S’An opportunity to share thoughts with others in a unique but similar situation.’

A series of free, informal educational sessions for people living with a life limiting illness.

• What you can expect at the end of life

• Questions we have about dying

• Open and honest conversations

• What’s important to me right now?

THESE SESSIONS RUN OVER 3 WEEKS BETWEEN 11.30AM – 1.00PM

JANUARY: 29 & FEBRUARY 5, 12APRIL: 30, & MAY 7, 14JULY: 23, 30 & AUGUST 6OCTOBER: 8, 15 & 22NOVEMBER: 26 & DECEMBER 3, 10

“Talking about what lies ahead and having questions explained so we could understand our situation and the treatment we could receive allayed any fears and concerns I had”.

BOB SCOT TLiz

PCLN 2018 PRIMARY INNOVATIONSTRENGTHENING PALLIATIVE CARE LINKS IN THE HUT T VALLEY

TE OMANGARaelee, Ros,

Kate, Heather

WHAIORANGAAnita

HOME OF COMPASSION

Nicky

ROPATAPratik

HCHCDeborah

DISTRICT NURSESDale, Amanda, Jane, Sharon

WOBURN PRES Cel

UHHCJanette

ELDERSLEAAnna

SILVERSTREAM HEALTH CENTRE

Cathy

SUMMERSETSree

FERGUSSONLovely

AROHAKatrina

SHONA MCFARLANE

Sam

RAELEE JENSEN RN, MPallC | ROS MCINTOSH RN,MPallCAgedCare

MURITAI HEALTH CENTRE

Sue

RIMUTAKA PRISON

Alex

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PA L L I AT I V E C A R E L I N K N U R S E P R O G R A M M E ( P C L N )

A 5-day placement in a hospice/palliative care setting where nurses work alongside experienced practitioners.

25 - 29 MARCH

24 - 28 JUNE

23 - 27 SEPTEMBER

If you are a registered nurse and interested in this role, please contact the CNE at Te Omanga on 566-6152 or email your interest to [email protected]

BOB SCOT TLiz



Kate, Heather

WHAIORANGAAnita

HOME OF COMPASSION

Nicky

ROPATAPratik

HCHCDeborah


WOBURN PRES Cel

UHHCJanette

ELDERSLEAAnna


Cathy

SUMMERSETSree

FERGUSSONLovely

AROHAKatrina

SHONA MCFARLANE

Sam



Sue

RIMUTAKA PRISON

Alex

BOB SCOT TLiz



Kate, Heather

WHAIORANGAAnita

HOME OF COMPASSION

Nicky

ROPATAPratik

HCHCDeborah


WOBURN PRES Cel

UHHCJanette

ELDERSLEAAnna


Cathy

SUMMERSETSree

FERGUSSONLovely

AROHAKatrina

SHONA MCFARLANE

Sam



Sue

RIMUTAKA PRISON

Alex

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PALLIATIVE CARE LINK NURSE ANNUAL STUDY DAY

A day to network and upskill for the Palliative Care Link Nurses who have participated in the PCLN course at Te Omanga. This day aims to create a forum to share innovations and gain new knowledge that build on your skills in palliative care that will guide and support the strengthening of palliative care in the Hutt Valley.

WEDNESDAY 16 OCTOBER 9.00AM – 4.00PM

TA L K I N G W I T H P E O P L E A B O U T T H E I R P S YC H O S O C I A L N E E D S A N D PA L L I AT I V E P R O G N O S I S AT T H E E N D - O F - L I F EFor GPs, Social Workers, Nurses and Professional Carers.

When people are palliative they are navigating and adjusting to this new health status. How do they manage practical challenges like Wills, EPOA and advanced care planning, alongside existential questions and feelings of loss and grief?

• Psychosocial impacts on the individual and their family/ whanau.

• Supportive strategies for a person to support quality of life, a sense of self and connection with others.

• Assessment of psychosocial needs.

• Linking people and their families to support available.

• When and how to refer on to specialist psychosocial care.

WEDNESDAY 15 MAY 9.00AM – 1.00PMCOST: $80


F U N D A M E N TA L S O F PA L L I AT I V E C A R E This education resource has been specifically developed by Hospice NZ for all staff working in the aged residential sector and primary health. These three workshops are at an introductory level.Ten learning sessions will be delivered over three workshops.A badge and certificate will be presented at completion of all workshops.This series can also be delivered at your workplace by arrangement either in single modules or grouped together.

PART 1: WEDNESDAY 3 APRIL FROM 9.00AM – 4.00PM• Essence• Pain and Symptom Management• Last Days of Life• Loss and Grief• Caring for Ourselves

PART 2: WEDNESDAY 3 JULY FROM 9.00AM – 4.00PM• Ethical Issues• Dementia• Chronic Illness• Communication Skills

PART 3: WEDNESDAY 31 JULY FROM 4.30PM – 6.00PM• Spirituality• Presentation of certificates and badge• Pizza to follow

COST: $150 FOR 3 SESSIONS

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PA L L I AT I V E C A R E A P P R O A C H : C H R O N I C I L L N E S SRelevant for all health professionals.

A collaborative approach to combine specialist knowledge in creating optimum care for people with end-stage chronic illness, and acknowledging the impact it has on families.

• The lived experience

• The impact on the family carer

• Frailty at the end of life

• Setting goals of care

• Working with people living with co-morbidities; renal,

cardiac, respiratory & neurological

“An awareness of the complexities of these chronic illnesses will help shape how I care for patients with these conditions”

TUESDAY 9 JULY 9.00AM – 4.30PM COST: $160

S U P P O R T I V E T H E R A P I E S F O R P E O P L E W I T H A L I F E - L I M I T I N G I L L N E S SThis workshop will focus on ways we can support the patient and family through the last days of life using an integrative approach.

Health workers strive to include the individuality of the person/patient and family, as well as the symptoms of an illness.

• Nursing: An Art and Science• Practical Therapies• Connecting with people with

reduced levels of consciousness• Rongoa / Maori medicine• Aromatherapy

“Relaxed process; session covered talks, with content; clinical reflection, and practical activity as well as music - good mix...”

TUESDAY 28 MAY 9.00AM – 4.30PMCOST: $160

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D E AT H A N D DY I N G – T H E U N S P O K E NThis workshop will challenge us to confront subjects that are often uncomfortable and poorly addressed at end of life.

• Mental health awareness at the end of life

• Recreational drugs - patients and families

• Addressing death and dying

• Do-it-yourself death, dying and afterwards

• Death phenomena

• Sexuality and intimacy

THURSDAY 25 JULY 9.00AM – 4.30PMCOST: $160

L I F E R E V I E W W O R K S H O PA one day workshop for those interested in being a biographer.

The requirements are empathy, being able to relate to anybody, having a non-judgmental attitude and flexibility of time. • To explore and recognise the value of Life Review for

each individual and their family.

• To provide the skills necessary to create a life story

• Benefits of life review for the patient

• The process: interviewing, reviewing, creating

Reflecting, reviewing and recording one’s life experience is seen as having a therapeutic effect, whether that is raising the patient’s self esteem, or creating a space for them to spend time reflecting on memories.

“The Story is secondary in the process – it is what happens to our patient in the telling of their story that is the most important part”.

SATURDAY 3 AUGUST 9.30AM – 4.00PMCOST: $160

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T H E A R T O F C O M M U N I C AT I O N I N PA L L I AT I V E C A R E Effective communication is the essence of palliative care.

• Health literacy

• Working with emotions

• Connecting with families

• ‘Holy listening’: how to have meaningful conversations

• Being ‘with’ dying people

“Every day I try and remember that I learn nothing by speaking”

THURSDAY 15 AUGUST 9.00AM – 4.30PM COST: $160

PA L L I AT I V E C A R E : T H E E S S E N T I A L S Primarily aimed at Registered Nurses to increase their knowledge, skills and confidence in the delivery of palliative care in all health care settings.

• Principles of palliative care

• Assessment and symptom management

• Medications commonly used in palliative care

• Recognising dying

• Confident communication skills with patients and their family

• The effect of loss and grieving

TUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 9.00AM – 4.30PM

COST: $160

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JANUARY Tuesday 29 Where the Landscape Lies

FEBRUARY Thursday 7 Palliative Care Breakfast LectureTuesday 5 & 12 Where the Landscape LiesWednesday 20, 27 Map Through The Forest

MARCH Wednesday 6 & 13 Map Through the ForestThursday 7 Palliative Care Breakfast LectureThursday 12 Introduction to Te Omanga (Powhiri)Thursday 14 Nurses’ Palliative Care ForumTuesday 26 Clinical skills - PainMon 25 - 29 Palliative Care Link Nurse Programme (PCLN)Wednesday 27 Syringe Driver Competency

APRIL Wednesday 3 Fundamentals of Palliative Care Part 1Thursday 4 Palliative Care Breakfast LectureThursday 18 Nurses’ Palliative Care ForumTuesday 30 April Where the Landscape Lies

MAY Thursday 2 Palliative Care Breakfast LectureTuesday 7 & 14 Where the Landscape LiesTuesday 14 Clinical skills - NauseaWednesday 15 Talking with people about their psychosocial needs and palliative prognosis at the end-of-lifeThursday 16 Nurses’ Palliative Care ForumTuesday 28 Supportive Therapies for People with a Life-Limiting IllnessWednesday 22, 29 Map Through The Forest

JUNE Thursday 6 Palliative Care Breakfast LectureWednesday 5 & 12 Map Through the ForestTuesday 11 Introduction to Te Omanga (Powhiri)Tuesday 18 Palliative Care Approach: Chronic IllnessThursday 20 Nurses’ Palliative Care ForumTuesday 25 Clinical Skills - DeliriumMon 24 - Fri 28 Palliative Care Link Nurse Programme (PCLN)Wednesday 26 Syringe Driver Competency

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JULYWednesday 3 Fundamentals of Palliative Care Part 2Thursday 4 Palliative Care Breakfast LectureTuesday 9 Palliative Care Approach: Chronic IllnessThursday 18 Nurses’ Palliative Care ForumTuesday 23, 30 Where the Landscape LiesThursday 25 Death and Dying - the UnspokenTuesday 30 Clinical Skills: BreathlessnessThursday 31 Fundamentals of Palliative Care Part 3

AUGUSTThursday 1 Palliative Care Breakfast LectureSaturday 3 Life Review WorkshopTuesday 6 Where the Landscape LiesWed 14, 21,28 Map Through The ForestThursday 15 The Art of Communication in Palliative CareThursday 15 Nurses’ Palliative Care ForumTuesday 20 Clinical Skills: Depression & AnxietySaturday 24 Dying to Know Day - raising awareness of palliative care in our community

SEPTEMBERTuesday 3 Palliative Care: The EssentialsWednesday 4 Map through the ForestThursday 5 Palliative Care Breakfast LectureTuesday 17 (5pm - 8pm) Introduction to Te Omanga (Powhiri)Thursday 19 Nurses’ Palliative Care ForumMon 23 – Fri 27 Palliative Care Link Nurse Programme (PCLN)Tuesday 24 Clinical Skills - Palliative Care EmergencyWednesday 25 Syringe Driver Competency

OCTOBERThursday 3 Palliative Care Breakfast LectureTuesday 8, 15,22 Where the Landscape LiesWednesday 16 Palliative Care Link Nurse Programme (PCLN) Annual Study DayThursday 17 Nurses’ Palliative Care ForumTuesday 22 Clinical Skills - FatigueThursday 24 Building Compassionate Communities in Palliative CareWednesday 30 Map through the Forest

NOVEMBERThursday 2 Nurses’ Palliative Care ForumTuesday 5 Introduction to Te Omanga (Powhiri)Wednesday 6, 13, 20 Map through the ForestThursday 7 Palliative Care Breakfast LectureTuesday 19 Clinical Skills - Bowel CareTuesday 26 Where the Landscape Lies

DECEMBERTuesday 3, 10 Where the Landscape LiesThursday 5 Palliative Care Breakfast LectureThursday 19 Nurses’ Palliative Care Forum


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“Horoia tou whakaro i roto i tou hinengarokia pai ai te haere o tou ra”

Bathe your thoughtsin the depths of your knowledge

so that your day may go well


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R A I S I N G AWA R E N E S S O F PA L L I AT I V E C A R E I N O U R C O M M U N I T Y “Dying to Know Day” on 24 August 2019... bringing to life conversations and community action around death, dying and bereavement

T E A W I T H E L I Z A B E T HAn evening spent acknowledging one of the world’s famous pioneers of the Hospice movement: Elizabeth Kubler-Ross.

Stories of Elizabeth’s wisdom shared by those privileged to work closely with her as she encouraged people to “live before they die” and resolve all “unfinished business”.

Let her remarkable work to de-stigmatize dying be remembered and carried on by those that work or have an interest in supporting others at the end of life.

24 AUGUST 6.00PM – 8.00PM

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B U I L D I N G C O M PA S S I O N AT E C O M M U N I T I E S I N PA L L I AT I V E C A R E“Stone by stone” For any person interested in strengthening social connections in our communities to support those at the end of their life and their families.

Dying, like birth, is a human event everyone has to go through. Therefore, care of the dying is everyone’s business. Health professionals can ease and support this process knowing it belongs with families in communities.

• What is a meaningful death

• How do we encourage others to live without a cure

• What to expect at the end of life

• What is needed and what helps people at this time

• Preparing for our own death. What legacy do we want

to leave behind?

THURSDAY 24 OCTOBER 9.00AM – 1.00PMCOST: $80

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S AV E T H E D AT E

C H A N G I N G M I N D S S E M I N A RTe Omanga Hospice in conjunction with primary health and residential care providers creates this seminar to stimulate connections, collaboration, and new knowledge for better end of life care.

DATE: 4 SEPTEMBER 2020

WHERE: LOWER HUTT

PA L L I AT I V E C A R E B R E A K FA S T L E C T U R E S

The lectures are delivered by teleconference on the first Thursday of every month from February – December. These sessions are aimed at all health professionals with an interest in palliative care.

7.30am – 8.30am

A light breakfast is provided.

These national lectures are provided by Hospice New Zealand with funding from the Cancer Research Trust.

For details see www.hospice.org.nz

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PA L L I AT I V E C A R E C O U R S E S 2 0 1 8FOR HOSPITAL BASED NURSES

NURSES’ PALLIATIVE CARE FORUMFor nurses from any setting with an interest in palliative care. Held at the Learning Centre, Hutt Valley DHB.

THURSDAYS 4.00PM – 5.00PM

14 MARCH 18 APRIL

16 MAY 20 JUNE

18 JULY 15 AUGUST

19 SEPTEMBER 17 OCTOBER

2 NOVEMBER 19 DECEMBER

SYRINGE DRIVER COMPE TENC Y WORKSHOPSEndorsed by Hospice NZ.

To assist Registered and Enrolled Nurses to update their knowledge, skills and competencies annually in the use of the Niki T34 syringe driver for symptom control in palliative care.

WEDNESDAY 27 MARCH 1.30PM – 4.00PM

WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE 1.30PM – 4.00PM

WEDNESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER 1.30PM – 4.00PM

COST: $80

Annual update on syringe drivers. 1 hour session - $40.Both courses can also be arranged for groups off-site on request.

For bookings or any questions please email & any questions please email [email protected] or [email protected]

Day 1: Introduction to Palliative Care

Dates & Venues: 2018

8.30am-4.00pm

Wednesday 11th April & Wednesday 10th October – Kenepuru Campus

Palliative Care Courses 2018 For Hospital Based Nurses

Day 2: Follow on Day


8.30am-4.00pm

Tuesday 1st May – Hutt Hospital Wednesday 14th November – Wellington Hospital

These days are facilitated by the Nurse Specialists/Practitioners of the Hospital Palliative Care Teams from CCDHB & HVDHB

Topics • Introduction to Palliative Care • Symptom control • Pain assessment & introduction

to common opioids • Essential nursing care of

palliative care patients

Topics • Physiology of dying • Communication skills – patients

& families • Advanced Care Planning • Spiritual/Cultural Care

For bookings or any questions please email & any questions please email [email protected] or [email protected]

Day 1: Introduction to Palliative Care


8.30am-4.00pm

Wednesday 11th April & Wednesday 10th October – Kenepuru Campus

Palliative Care Courses 2018 For Hospital Based Nurses

Day 2: Follow on Day


8.30am-4.00pm

Tuesday 1st May – Hutt Hospital Wednesday 14th November – Wellington Hospital

These days are facilitated by the Nurse Specialists/Practitioners of the Hospital Palliative Care Teams from CCDHB & HVDHB

Topics • Introduction to Palliative Care • Symptom control • Pain assessment & introduction

to common opioids • Essential nursing care of

palliative care patients

Topics • Physiology of dying • Communication skills – patients

& families • Advanced Care Planning • Spiritual/Cultural Care

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CLINICAL SKILLSA series of clinically-focused sessions to up-skill health professionals working in palliative care.

Assessment and management of common symptoms with an interdisciplinary approach

1. Pain 26 March

2. Nausea 14 May

3. Delirium 25 June

4. Breathlessness 30 July

5. Depression & Anxiety 20 August

6. Palliative Care Emergency 24 September

7. Fatigue 22 October

8. Bowel Care 19 November

TUESDAYS 3.45PM – 4.30PM

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P R O F E S S I O N A L D E V E LO P M E N T F O R T E O M A N G A H O S P I C E S TA F F & V O LU N T E E R SFoundations of Spiritual Care (recommended by Hospice NZ for all staff working in palliative care)

This is a one day workshop for staff and volunteers working in palliative care. The purpose of this workshop is to support those working in palliative care to be competent in responding to spiritual needs. It is also an opportunity to uncover what is important to each person.

You are entitled to 10 hours professional development on completing this course. Contact the Spiritual Carer to express your interest.

TORCH Research Interest Group (Te Omanga Research Champions)

The aim of this group is to provide a multidisciplinary, professional cross-organisational forum to encourage the exchange of ideas, strengthen skills, support research capacity-building and to have fun.

Dates and venue to be confirmed before each meeting.

All welcome.

SKIP (Staff Knowledge Improves Practice)/ Case ReviewAn hour for health professionals to share their reflections and critical thoughts that may influence approaches to both management and care. Facilitated by Te Omanga doctors in the Community Team Room.

Every Monday afternoon

2.30PM – 3.00PM - IPU NURSES3.40PM – 4.00PM - COMMUNITY NURSES

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DebriefThis will be facilitated by our Counsellor and Spiritual Carer.

This is used when the team needs to process a complex care experience.

Please contact our Counsellor and Spiritual Carer if you think

there is a need for debrief.

Soul FoodThis is a creative space for staff to share and reflect on work experiences that impact on their lives. An open forum will encourage personal growth. Social activity after the session

can be arranged.

WEDNESDAYS 4.00PM – 5.00PM

17 APRIL

19 JUNE

28 AUGUST

23 OCTOBER

11 DECEMBER

Staff Study DaysTUESDAY 12 NOVEMBER AND WEDNESDAY 27 NOVEMBER

Pōwhiri - Introduction and Welcome to Palliative Care at Te Omanga Hospice For all new staff and volunteers

TUESDAY 12 MARCH 9.00AM – 12.00PM

TUESDAY 11JUNE 9.00AM – 12.00PM

TUESDAY 17 SEPTEMBER 5.00PM – 8.00PM

TUESDAY 5 NOVEMBER 9.00AM – 12.00PM

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T E O M A N G A B O O K C O L L E C T I O N AT P E TO N E L I B R A R YTe Omanga library books are shelved at Petone public library.For medical professionals:

• the collection contains books on palliative medicine and symptom management; dementia care; spiritual care in health, psycho-social and allied therapies; professional development and research

• the International Journal of Palliative Nursing is available at the library.

For patients and families:• the collection has resources to help with the challenges

of those living with a terminal or life-limiting illness.

You do not need to be a library member to borrow books.Books can be borrowed for 3 weeks.Contact Petone library for enquiries and renewals:7 Britannia Street, PetonePhone: (04) 568-6253

Library hours:10am - 5.30pm Monday to Friday10am - 5.00 pm Saturday - Sunday

Requests for education either at Te Omanga Hospice or offsite are invited. Morning and afternoon tea are provided at our courses.All prices include GST.Please check our website: www.teomanga.org.nz

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P L E A S E D I R E C T E N Q U I R I E S TO :Education Administrator, Te Omanga Hospice, 38 Britannia Street, PO Box 30814, Petone 5040

Email: [email protected]

Ph: 04 566 4535

Clinical Nurse Educator

Email: [email protected]

Registration forms may be downloaded from our website:

www.teomanga.org.nz

All prices include GST

Please check our website: www.teomanga.org.nz

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Payment: Cheque attached Direct Credit Special Education Fund

For direct credit (bank details): Te Omanga Hospice Trust Acc No.02-0528-0477632-00 Particulars: EDUC Reference: Your SURNAME

Privacy Act: Yes / No Please indicate if you are willing to have your name and contact details on a list to be circulated to workshop participants.

Registration cannot be confirmed until payment is received. This registration form becomes a confirmation and tax invoice when payment is received.

Cancellation Any cancellation received within 24 hours of the course date will incur an administration fee of 20% of the course fee.

Special Education Funding Limited funds are available to those working in primary health in the Hutt Valley. Enquire on application.

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