Training & Education

Now available via Zoom Webinar
The Lecture series is now hosted on the Zoom platform, and delivered via webinar, in partnership with Mobile Health. The lecture will be accessed via the internet and a Zoom account is not required to access the webinar.

Individuals now have the option to access the webinars via a smartphone, tablet or computer connected to the internet.

As usual, this education opportunity is designed for healthcare professionals with an interest in palliative care and now has the potential benefit of expanding the current audience, to include rural health providers, and healthcare professionals practicing in and from remote locations.

Lecture #01 – End of Life Care for People with Mental Illness

Presented by Helen Butler.
Professional Teaching Fellow, School of Nursing & Addiction Team, University of Auckland

Instructions for individuals to register:
Individuals may access the lectures via a smartphone, tablet or computer connected to the internet.
You can download the flyer at this link – https://www.hospice.org.nz/education-training/palliative-care-lecture-series/

On the pdf flyer, you will see a link at the bottom of the page to register for the webinar. Simply click through the link and answer the short questionnaire, and you’ll be registered.

Following registration, you will receive an email confirming your registration and link to join the session. This link is unique to you. Please don’t share it.

Should you require an attendance certificate, you will need to fill out the post-lecture evaluation, the link for which will be provided at the end of the lecture, and make sure to provide your email.

Certificates will be sent electronically to the individual who has registered and completed the online survey. Attending the lecture is as simple as attending a zoom.

We will also be screening this webinar in Elms House, Cranford Hospice – please advise us if you will be joining us.

You can email us for further information and / or bookings: education@cranfordhospice.org.nz

A study day with Nurse Practitioner Michelle Rodda, Cranford Hospice, for RN’s & EN’s who have completed the Fundamentals of Palliative Care and wish to deepen their assessment skills and palliative care symptom management knowledge.
Learning will be through care based discussions and small group problem solving.

Bookings Required
Email: education@cranfordhospice.org.nz

The Fundamentals of Palliative Care programme will give you an overview of How to care for people with palliative care needs in your role as a healthcare worker. Being educated about Palliative Care will help you improve the assessment and outcomes for people in your care, their family and whānau, as well as yourself and other healthcare workers.

The Palliative Care Approach Workshop focuses on how understanding ethics, communication & spitituality can help you improve as a health care worker and support those receiving care.

NEW BLENDED LEARNING FOR 2022
This is now a blended learning programme to give an overview of Palliative Care. There are five online modules and three face to face Workshops.
Start with Essence, then complete the other topics in any order:
The Palliative Care Approach
Managing Pain & Long-term Illnesses
care & Support at the End of Life

Register for Online Learning at Knowledge Hub – FOPC
Once you have completed a topic, you will receive a certificate to recognise this online achievement.
However, to complete the FULL programme you need to attend the three corresponding workshops.  These can be done individually or as a 2-Day option.
NOTE: You must complete the online training before attending any workshops. Bookings required.

Watch this short (2 min) introductory video for FOPC. It includes what is covered in the programme, how to sign up, what you need to do to complete the programme and where to go for support.

You can email us for further information and / or bookings: education@cranfordhospice.org.nz

Click here to register your place on this training course today.

The Fundamentals of Palliative Care programme will give you an overview of How to care for people with palliative care needs in your role as a healthcare worker. Being educated about Palliative Care will help you improve the assessment and outcomes for people in your care, their family and whānau, as well as yourself and other healthcare workers.

Managing Pain & Long-term Illness Workshop is split into two sub-topics.
In Pain, Other Symptoms & Pharmacology you will learn the basics of pharmacology, and how to recognise pain and help people and their family and whānau through it.
In Chronic Illness & Dementia you will learn how to recognise chronic illness and dementia, the challenges that people diagnosed with these face and how you can support them.

NEW BLENDED LEARNING FOR 2022
This is now a blended learning programme to give an overview of Palliative Care. There are five online modules and three face to face Workshops.
Start with Essence, then complete the other topics in any order:
The Palliative Care Approach
Managing Pain & Long-term Illnesses
care & Support at the End of Life

Register for Online Learning at Knowledge Hub – FOPC

Once you have completed a topic, you will receive a certificate to recognise this online achievement.
However, to complete the FULL programme you need to attend the three corresponding workshops.  These can be done individually or as a 2-Day option.
NOTE: You must complete the online training before attending any workshops. Bookings required.

Watch this short (2 min) introductory video for FOPC. It includes what is covered in the programme, how to sign up, what you need to do to complete the programme and where to go for support.

You can email us for further information and / or bookings: education@cranfordhospice.org.nz

NOTE: You must complete the online training before attending any workshops. Bookings required.

Click here to register your place on this training course today.

The Fundamentals of Palliative Care programme will give you an overview of How to care for people with palliative care needs in your role as a healthcare worker. Being educated about Palliative Care will help you improve the assessment and outcomes for people in your care, their family and whānau, as well as yourself and other healthcare workers.

Care & Support at the End of Life Workshop is about last days of life, loss & grief, with a focus on how to care for everyone and support people in care and their family and whānau.

NEW BLENDED LEARNING FOR 2022
This is now a blended learning programme to give an overview of Palliative Care. There are five online modules and three face to face Workshops.
Start with Essence, then complete the other topics in any order:
The Palliative Care Approach
Managing Pain & Long-term Illnesses
care & Support at the End of Life

Register for Online Learning at Knowledge Hub – FOPC

Once you have completed a topic, you will receive a certificate to recognise this online achievement.
However, to complete the FULL programme you need to attend the three corresponding workshops.  These can be done individually or as a 2-Day option.

NOTE: You must complete the online training before attending any workshops. Bookings required.

Watch this short (2 min) introductory video for FOPC. It includes what is covered in the programme, how to sign up, what you need to do to complete the programme and where to go for support.

NOTE: You must complete the online training before attending any workshops. Bookings required.

You can email us for further information and / or bookings: education@cranfordhospice.org.nz

Click here to register your place on this training course today.

The Fundamentals of Palliative Care programme will give you an overview of How to care for people with palliative care needs in your role as a healthcare worker. Being educated about Palliative Care will help you improve the assessment and outcomes for people in your care, their family and whānau, as well as yourself and other healthcare workers.

NEW BLENDED LEARNING FOR 2022
This is now a blended learning programme to give an overview of Palliative Care. There are five online modules and three face to face Workshops.
Start with Essence, then complete the other topics in any order:
The Palliative Care Approach
Managing Pain & Long-term Illnesses
care & Support at the End of Life

Register for Online Learning at Knowledge Hub – FOPC
Once you have completed a topic, you will receive a certificate to recognise this online achievement.
However, to complete the FULL programme you need to attend the three corresponding workshops.  These can be done individually or as a 2-Day option.
NOTE: You must complete the online training before attending any workshops. Bookings required.

Watch this short (2 min) introductory video for FOPC. It includes what is covered in the programme, how to sign up, what you need to do to complete the programme and where to go for support.

The Palliative Approach Workshop on Day 1 focuses on the palliative care approach and how understanding ethics, communication & spirituality can help you improve as a healthcare worker and Support those receiving care.

Care & Support at the End of Life also on Day 1 is about last days of life, loss & grief, with a focus on how to care for everyone and support people in care and their family and whānau.

The Managing Pain & Long-term Illness Workshop is split into two sub-topics on Day 2.
In Pain, Other Symptoms & Pharmacology you will learn the basics of pharmacology, and how to recognise pain and help people and their family and whānau through it.
In Chronic Illness & Dementia you will learn how to recognise chronic illness and dementia, the challenges that people diagnosed with these face and how you can support them.

Click here to register your place on this training course today.

This course is specifically designed for care givers and HCA’s working in the community or ARC, providing palliative and end of life care. The course will improve their knowledge and understanding of palliative care by exploring a number of topics including the palliative care philosophy, pain and symptom management, communication and support, the last days of life and bereavement.

One of the strengths of the course is that it is only for caregivers, it values the contribution they make to people, family and whānau care. It is highly interactive and participants need to feel comfortable enough to join in with the activities and discussions and share their experiences.

You can email us for further information and / or bookings: education@cranfordhospice.org.nz

Click here to register your place on this training course today.

 

To increase knowledge and skills in the use of the NIKI-T34 syringe driver to administer continuous subcutaneous infusions. All participants are expected to hold a current New Zealand Nursing Council Practicing Certificate.

Suitable for Registered and Enrolled Nurses providing palliative care.

To attain certification each nurse is required to: Attend the workshop with the opportunity to become familiar with a syringe driver and complete a practical competency assessment on the day and complete a written assessment obtaining 80% minimum in the short answer question section and 100% in the drug calculations section.

A Specialist Palliative Care Nurse will run the workshop and be available to assist you on the day.

This Syringe Driver Full Competency Training Workshop provides 4 hours of continuing education.

You can email us for further information and / or bookings: education@cranfordhospice.org.nz

Click here to register your place on this training course today.

An update session which aims to reinforce and refresh knowledge and practical skills required when managing a continuous subcutaneous infusion.

Suitable for Registered and Enrolled Nurses providing palliative care who have completed the full competency workshop in the past 2 years.

This Syringe Driver Annual Update workshop provides 2.5 hours of continuing education.

You can email us for further information and / or bookings: education@cranfordhospice.org.nz

Click here to register your place on this training course today.