‘The Hert of Care End of Life in Care Homes in Hertfordshire’ 25 th September 2012

‘The Hert of CareEnd of Life in Care Homes in Hertfordshire’

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Welcome!

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0915 Coffee and registration

0930 Welcome, housekeeping, CQ, evaluations, photo consent, outline of the day, introductions 0940 Defining End of life care: Who, what, why when?

Sarah Russell (ABC Project lead)0950 Commissioning end of life care: Challenges and Opportunities:

Gordon Pownall (Commissioning Lead for End of Life and Palliative Care: Hertfordshire)1005 Dying in a multimedia world: How does society construct death and dying?

Dr Ros Taylor (Clinical Trustee, Help the Hospices, Hospice Director: Hospice of St Francis, Berkhamsted, DL Hertfordshire)1035 The ABC End of Life Education Programme in Care Homes:

•What is the programme?•How does it link into other education out there? Sarah Russell

1100 Coffee break

1115 Interactive session with education mentors and care home champions EFE’s

1150 Care home champion experiences•What is the experience in Hertfordshire?•Lessons learnt Care home champion and education mentor

1215 Mapping the programme to Skills for Care End of Life Qualifications: Kathryn Chamberlain (Skills for Care Area Officer Eastern) and Sarah Russell

1230 Sustaining the programme through the Training the Trainer pilot Sarah Russell1245 Closing thoughts and evaluation forms

1300 Close


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Defining End of life care: Who, what, why, when?


The journey to where?

I don't know where life will take me. I don't know how the river bends or where the

rapids may be. Radiotherapy completed my treatment, but my

journey isn't finished. My cancer seems to be gone, but who can be

sure? There are no certainties, and from time to time a

new pain has panicked myself and my loved ones.

My body may be healed now but adjusting to the changes in my life and the recovery of my

emotions, my soul, and my spirit takes longer


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The Workforce:Those who always work in end of life care Those who often work in end of life care,Those who work a little in end of life care


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Palliative care

Holistic care

Cancer

Non Cancer

Terminal care

Culture & Diversity

SupportiveCare


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Living with Living with Dying Well The Good Death Uncertainty Dying Based upon Sandman 2005

Where do you fit in? Every where!

Uncertain death at Certain death Certain death Certain death an unknown time at an unknown & a known time at a certain

time when certainty time will be established

Based upon Glaser and Strauss 1968


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What are the goals?


To improve the experience of individuals and their families

How do we do this ?1. Good care

2. Empowering staff to provide good care (education, support, documents and resources)

3. Monitoring, measuring and reporting good care (feedback, standards and audit)

4. Playing our part


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End of Life Quality Strategy Standards for Care Homes (2009)


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End of Life Quality Standards for Care Homes (2009)


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So how is this morning going to help you with this?


1. To think about why end of life care is commissioned

2. Consider how we as a society see end of life

3. Experience an end of life education programme to help you deliver care

4. Consider how the programme contributes to you and your homes standards

5. See how the programme can be shared

6. Enjoy meeting and sharing with each other


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Commissioning end of life care: Challenges and Opportunities:

Gordon Pownall (Commissioning Lead for End of Life and

Palliative Care: Hertfordshire)


‘The Hert of Care End of Life in Care Homes in Hertfordshire’ 25 th September 2012

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