4 scenarios running throughout the day covering A&E, ward, PICU & NICU.
Aimed towards Guy's and St Thomas' staff, and south thames network paediatric trainees and consultants , nurses and AHPs this immersive face to face day will include a mixture of presentations and workshops to further your understanding of palliative care in infants, children and young people.
We will be covering:
- How to introduce Paediatric Palliative Care
- How to talk about advanced care planning and resuscitation with children and families?
- Managing symptoms in children
- Recognising the dying child
- What to do when a child dies
- Professional wellbeing
The course can help trainees gain competencies within the RCPCH Progress plus generic curriculum in the following domains:
Learning Outcome 1: Follows the principles of the law with regard to …. Death of a baby, child or young person
Learning Outcome 2: Understands principles of participation in decision making for children, young people and their parents.
Manages the communication of a range of …diagnoses where the management plan will be uncertain
Learning Outcome 3: Performs an assessment of baby, child or young person…incorporating biological, physiological and social factors across multiple clinical contexts
Seeks advice and support from other teams
Learning outcome 6: Participates in MDT..engaging in shared decision making
Learning outcome 7: Applies safety procedures to prescribing practice
Learning outcome 10: Provides appropriate feedback to others
