Cultural Aspects of Illness and Death gives you knowledge of different traditions, religions and views of death from an ethical standpoint. You gain in-depth knowledge and understanding of how to adapt the environment and care around the sick person based on aesthetic, religious and cultural aspects. The course is part of TUC's YH program for specialist assistant nurses in dementia care and gives you tools for a respectful, individually adapted approach at the end of life.
The purpose and aim of the course is to give knowledge of different traditions, religions and views of death from an ethical standpoint. In-depth knowledge and understanding of how to adapt the environment and care around the sick person based on aesthetic, religious and cultural aspects.
The purpose and aim of the course is to give knowledge of different traditions, religions and views of death from an ethical standpoint. In-depth knowledge and understanding of how to adapt the environment and care around the sick person based on aesthetic, religious and cultural aspects.
Different cultures' and religions' views of illness, dying and death.
Meeting patients and relatives from an ethical perspective.
How the environment around the sick person can be adapted aesthetically, religiously and culturally.
Designing care based on the individual's cultural and religious needs.
The course is aimed at working assistant nurses studying TUC's YH program for specialist assistant nurses in dementia care.
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