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Educational Support for Care Homes

We’re delighted to say that our face-to-face training sessions for small groups for Verification of Death and Syringe Driver Use have re-started.  You can see what courses we have on offer in our Training Calendar HERE.

We also offer bespoke training – contact us to discuss your requirements by emailing education@cornwallhospice.co.uk or by phoning 01726 65711.

In the meantime, we hope you will also find the following information helpful. We will be adding additional information and topics as we develop our resources.

If you require any further support or guidance in the meantime, please use Sue’s Question Spot to ask our Education Facilitator questions or for advice relating to End of Life Care.

Useful Resources
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(ONLY FOR USE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC)

Guidance to support those that have already received training

A physical deterioration and escalation tool for care/nursing homes based on nationally recognised methodologies.

For further assistance with this tool contact: Louisa Forbes email: louisa.forbes@nhs.net

 

A tool for care homes wanting to use a “soft signs” approach as a pre diagnostic  “indicator for concern” to facilitate earlier treatment and avoid unnecessary transfers to hospital.

For further assistance with this tool contact: Louisa Forbes email: louisa.forbes@nhs.net

 

Key recommendations/guidance to help care home staf

 

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All of the above chapters are available here, with other some other useful information from the British Geriatrics Society.

Sue's Question Spot
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Ask our Education Facilitator questions or for advice relating to End of Life Care.  We aim to reply to you within 2 working days.

E-learning for Health

e-LfH has removed the requirement to log in to access the Coronavirus (COVID-19) programme to make it as easy as possible for the health and care workforce to access the learning resources.

 

However, be aware that accessing the content without logging in means that your learning activity won’t be tracked and you won’t create a learning record.

 

If you wish to have a learning record to demonstrate your compliance you will need to have an e-LfH account and be logged in. You can register for an e-LfH account using any email address.

 

For more information about the programme, which is free for the health and care workforce to access without the need to register, visit

www.e-lfh.org.uk/coronavirus