Palliative Care - Palliative Nursing
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Palliative Care - Palliative Nursing

MMag. Sandra Bindhammer, BScN, M.Ed., MSc.

Palliative care involves the care and nursing of people with incurable, life-threatening and/or chronically progressive diseases. It is a field of knowledge with enormous practical relevance.

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Description

It is essential to proactively and timely incorporate the possibilities of palliative care into nursing to meet the ultimate goal: maintaining quality of life until the end of life. This requires professionally competent and empathetic staff who, taking a holistic approach, can appropriately support the care and support of patients/residents and their relatives.


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Course content

  • Palliative mindset
  • Target group and tasks of palliative care
  • Needs assessment - how can patients/residents/clients in need of palliative care be identified?
  • Advance Care Planning, anticipatory care planning
  • Overview of palliative nursing and its interventions for symptom relief
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Target group

Healthcare and nursing professionals

Seminar request possible

This course can be requested as a seminar.

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Course provider: The Carinthian Adult Education Centres

The Carinthian Adult Education Centres

Course provider: The Carinthian Adult Education Centres

For questions about course content, please contact:

The Carinthian Adult Education Centres

b.schranz@vhsktn.at0676 845 870 222