On-Demand virtual training
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This on-demand conference focuses on the important issue of effective person centred practice in CPR decisions and communication.
“If we are to ensure that end-of-life care is truly person-centred – and lawful – then we cannot shy away from having important DNACPR conversations as early as possible in a timely, open and sensitive way. The lessons learnt from coronavirus can and should be seen as a catalyst to forge a more compassionate, personalised approach to CPR decision-making and advance care planning”
“A new report from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has found worrying variation in people’s experiences of do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation (DNACPR) decisions during the pandemic. While there were some examples of good practice, CQC also heard from people who were not properly involved in decisions, or were unaware that such an important decision about their care had been made.”
“Patients must always be at the centre of their care. Including advance care planning and DNACPR decisions. Everyone needs to have access to personalised support around DNACPR decisions… We continue to seek assurance that patients are at the centre of personalised, high-quality and safe experiences of DNACPR decisions, that protect their human rights.”
This on-demand conference will enable you to:
- Reflect on a lived experience perspective
- Learn from outstanding practice in communication and advance care planning
- Explore what good practice looks like for CPR decisions
- Understand the challenges of the pandemic and implications of the CQC review and recommendations
- Ensure you are up to date with national developments and learning
- Improve the way patients are involved in decisions
- Ensure effective training and support for frontline staff
- Develop your skills in managing emergency situations/deteriorating patients including the use of treatment escalation plans
- Understand how you can improve compassionate support people, their families and as partners in personalised care
- Identify key strategies for communications and dealing with distressing conversations
- Ensure you are up to date with the latest legislative framework and legal issues
- Self assess and reflect on your own practice
