The training we provide
Our training courses include:
Unless stated please book online; if online booking is not an option please contact one of the education team via email LPDC@loros.co.uk or telephone (0116) 231 8455
“Couldn’t be improved, it was the best end of life care session I've attended" – Delegate, Symptom Management at the End of Life
Delegate - Symptom Management at the End of Life
My understanding of the different ways people deal with grief / bereavement has grown enormously, as well as having gained better insight into how my attitude or words can influence a customers behaviour – Delegate - Having Conversations about Death and Dying
Delegate - Having Conversations about Death and Dying
This study day provides health and social care support workers with an introduction to supporting people and those important to them towards the end of life.
This interactive study day considers best practice in advance care planning discussions for staff who complete documentation for the ReSPECT process. This is led by a palliative medicine consultant.
This study day provides health and social care support workers with an introduction to supporting people and those important to them towards the end of life.
This foundation level workshop teaches the communication skills needed to notice distress, listen carefully and respond with empathy. It is interactive in nature and uses a mix of small group work, lectures and rehearsals to teach participants how to have an evidence-based, structured conversation with someone who has concerns or is distressed.
This interactive workshop is for registered nurses who have previously been trained but not used a syringe driver recently and would like a refresher
Please note: A Certificate of Attendance will be issued but not competence.
The Lancet Commission on the Value of Death (2022) examined contemporary death, dying and grieving from a global perspective. It took a complex systems approach to death, dying, caregiving, and grieving, recognising the wider determinants and their intersectional nature. This talk will explore the implications of this Commission for palliative care.
Did you know: we conduct research with patients, carers, universities and NHS organisations
