Verification of Death Training for Nurses - CPD Certified

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
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The Verification of Death Training for Nurses – CPD Certified course provides essential knowledge for healthcare professionals responsible for confirming death in a safe, ethical, and legally sound manner. The subject of death is one that requires accuracy, sensitivity, and professional understanding, as errors can have profound consequences. This training explains the clinical signs of death, the procedures for verification, and the documentation required under professional standards. It also explores the ethical considerations linked to death and the role nurses play in supporting families during such difficult times.

Through carefully structured content, learners gain a clear perspective on the steps involved in death verification and how these processes fit within healthcare practice. The course examines responsibilities, relevant guidelines, and the significance of communication when confirming death. By the end, nurses will be confident in their understanding of the recognition of death and the correct protocols to follow. This CPD-certified course is particularly valuable for those working in hospitals, hospices, care homes, and community healthcare services, where verifying death with professionalism and compassion is an essential responsibility.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand legal frameworks relating to the verification of death.
• Identify and recognise the clinical signs that confirm death.
• Explore documentation requirements associated with death verification procedures.
• Analyse ethical considerations surrounding the verification of death.
• Recognise professional responsibilities in confirming and recording death.

Who is this course for?

• Nurses seeking knowledge in recognising and verifying death processes.
• Healthcare professionals involved in end-of-life and death verification.
• Care home staff required to confirm and document death.
• Hospice nurses supporting families and managing the verification of death.
• Community nurses responsible for recognising and recording death.

Career Path

• Registered Nurse – Average salary: £33,000
• Palliative Care Nurse – Average salary: £34,000
• Community Nurse – Average salary: £32,000
• Hospice Nurse – Average salary: £31,000
• Care Home Nurse – Average salary: £30,000
• Clinical Nurse Specialist (End-of-Life Care) – Average salary: £40,000