Communication in Palliative Care deepens your ability to hold difficult conversations with care recipients and relatives at the end of life. You gain knowledge of ethical dilemmas from a holistic perspective and learn to respond professionally to people in grief and crisis. The course is part of TUC's YH program in palliative care and combines theory with reflection on real care situations.
The purpose of the course is to give in-depth knowledge of the difficult conversation and ethical dilemmas from a holistic perspective, with regard to both care recipients and relatives, and to have knowledge of how to respond to people in grief and crisis.
The purpose of the course is to give in-depth knowledge of the difficult conversation and ethical dilemmas from a holistic perspective, with regard to both care recipients and relatives, and to have knowledge of how to respond to people in grief and crisis.
Models and approaches for talking about death, illness and grief with care recipients and relatives.
How to reason and act when different values and interests conflict in the care situation.
Seeing the whole person, body, mind and social context, in the encounter with the care recipient.
Reactions of care recipients and relatives in grief and crisis, and how to respond to them professionally.
The course is aimed at you who are training to become a specialist assistant nurse in palliative care, or who already work in health and social care and want to deepen your ability to communicate in difficult conversations.
When you complete the course, TUC Yrkeshögskola issues your certificate. Your name, the course content and the issue date are encrypted and secured on blockchain, so it cannot be changed, and anyone can check that it is genuine.
Sample Credential with placeholder data. Each credential is issued with the recipient’s details and is verifiable with the provider.