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Education
Details of forthcoming courses in 2010
Contact Trish Atkinson at the Hospice on 01723 356022 or Fax 01723 501714
trish.atkinson@st-catherineshospice.org.uk
For details about Meeting Room Hire  please click here!
''They are bound to be depressed...'' 1 Day Conference- Click here for more info
''Cognitive Behaviour Therapy in Palliatve Care'' Click here for more info
| Jan - Apr |
January- April
8 Days |
The Application of Counselling Skills when working with Bereavement & Loss |
This module is open to nurses, social workers, ministers of religion, consellors, medical practitioners, funeral directors, anyone working with newly bereaved people and people interested in learning about bereavement support. In collaboration with York St John University- 200 study hours, 20 credits at level 2. |
| February
Wednesday 10th |
MacMillan Learning Lunch |
End of life issues. |
Monday 22 |
Research Lunchtime |
Research is an integral part of Saint Catherine's Hospice activity, this lunchtime aims to feeback results of the medical students teaching study. |
Tuesday 23
Classroom 1 SGH 2pm-3.30pm |
Syringe Driver Session |
Aimed at all registered nurses and interested doctors/AHP's who need an update on using the MSI6A syringe driver. The 1 1/2 hour session will cover guidelines and run through the UPDATED package designed by task force representing PCT, the acute trust and Saint Catherine's Hospice. |
March
Wednesday 3rd
Whitby Pannett Park Normanby Room 7pm-9pm |
Whitby Roadshow |
This evening meeting is to explore a challenging palliative care scenario with the multi disciplinary team, highlighting evidence based practice and learning points. Each scenario discussed will be pertinent to a case history from that locality. |
April
Tuesday 13th
Wednesday 14th
Thursday 15th
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Advanced Communication Skills |
Advanced Communication Skills for Cancer MDT staff- Contact Tracey Denison 01482 336273 |
Mon 19th- Fri 23rd
Theory Week |
An Introduction to Palliative Care for Qualified Nurses |
Accredited by Teesside University and affords 20 CAT points. The theory week covers aspects of palliative care and is followed by placements and study days. |
Thursday 29th
Saint Catherine's Hospice Lecture Room
2pm-3.30pm
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Syringe Driver Session |
Aimed at all registered nurses and interested doctors/AHP's who need an update on using the MSI6A syringe driver. The 1 1/2 hour session will cover guidelines and run through the UPDATED package designed by task force representing PCT, the acute trust and Saint Catherine's Hospice. |
| May - Aug |
May
Monday 10th May to Monday 14th June
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An Introduction to Palliative Care for HCA's and Auxiliaries |
This 5 weeks evening course is aimed at auxiliaries and HCA's working in all areas to give them increased knowledge of the principles of palliative care, the course is designed to link theory with practice. Will cover: sympton control issues, advanced care planning, maligant & non malignant disease, communication skills and the last 48 hours
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Monday 10th Tuesday 11th
Cost £300
(for all 3 days)
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CBT in palliative care: basic skills. 2 days with a follow up day in June |
This course is primarily for health care clinicians working in palliative care with a generic role in providing psychological support. It will combine didactic and experiential teaching and provide opportunities to practice CBT skills. The 2 days are followed by a 3rd day (June 21st). The 3 day course is designed to introduce healthcare professionals to CBT skills, to enhance their usual practice with their patients. |
Wednesday 12th
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MacMillan Learning Lunch |
Bowel Cancer |
Tuesday 18th
St Catherine's Hospice Lecture Room 2pm-3.30pm
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Syringe Driver Session |
Aimed at all registered nurses and interested doctors/AHP's who need an update on using the MSI6A syringe driver. The 1 1/2 hour session will cover guidelines and run through the UPDATED package designed by task force representing PCT, the acute trust and Saint Catherine's Hospice. |
Thursday 20th
7pm
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'What's the hospice all about' |
A non medical approach to the workings of the hospice, for personnel from local businesses. |
June
Thursday 10th Discussion Room Postgraduate Centre SGH 2pm-3.30pm
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Syringe Driver Session |
Aimed at all registered nurses and interested doctors/AHP's who need an update on using the MSI6A syringe driver. The 1 1/2 hour session will cover guidelines and run through the UPDATED package designed by task force representing PCT, the acute trust and Saint Catherine's Hospice. |
Thursday 24th
12noon- 4.30pm
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'Mixed Bag' Session |
Will cover:
-Whats new in chemotherapy?
-Renal failure & opioid prescribing
-End stage respiratory failure
For all healthcare professionals with an interest in palliative care.
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July
Thursday 8th
War Memorial Ward Day Room Whitby Hospital
2pm-3.30pm
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Syringe Driver Session |
Aimed at all registered nurses and interested doctors/AHP's who need an update on using the MSI6A syringe driver. The 1 1/2 hour session will cover guidelines and run through the UPDATED package designed by task force representing PCT, the acute trust and Saint Catherine's Hospice. |
Thursday 8th
Lunchtime
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Research Feedback |
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August
Monday 12th
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Malton Roadshow |
This evening meeting is to explore a challenging palliative care scenario with the multi disciplinary team, hightlighting evidence based practice and learning points. Each scenario discussed will be pertinent to a case history from that locality. |
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