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Provázení umírajících a jejich rodin a pozůstalých
Accompanied by dying and their families and survivors
Event by: Centrum dalšího vzdělávání
Location: Salmovská 2004/8, Salmovská 8, Praha 2
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About event
The course interactively and dialogically is based on expressed needs, wishes and interests of participants, which - within a given time scope - further develops and responsible multidisciplinary lecturers composed of two mobile hospice (social workers and psychotherapist in one person and nurse) areas that are a member of the Palliative Care Council of Palliative Care and Ph.D. Bioetics at the 1st Faculty of Medicine, Charles University in Prague. He will also be able to communicate the knowledge and experience of other relevant actors concerning the issues (profession and broadly a citizen).
The graduate will further be eligible:
• to know, use and recommend resources to deal with these phases of human life and the loss of a close person; framework.
Content of course
• Basic performance accompanying the dying and survivors;
• introduction into palliative care; Their expectations, motivation and topics that they would like to open during the course will be clarified. Furthermore, the structure of the course and its objectives is outlined. Participants will become acquainted with the possibilities of palliative care, setting up cooperation with families, functioning of a multidisciplinary team and practical case reports. The issue of palliative sedation, communication with patients and their loved ones, spiritual history, ethical dilemmas and reactions to communicating unfavorable reports are discussed. Participants reflect case reports, fundamental ethical principles and legal framework in the field of palliative care. The discussion develops the ability to critically look at the decision -making and impact on patients and their surroundings. Participants will deepen their understanding of spiritual questions and become familiar with the model of spiritual history. MLSV
lecturers:
Thic. Ing. René Milfait, Ph.D.
Bc. Štěpánka Škampová
Ing. Jindřiška Prokopová
The graduate will further be eligible:
• to know, use and recommend resources to deal with these phases of human life and the loss of a close person; framework.
Content of course
• Basic performance accompanying the dying and survivors;
• introduction into palliative care; Their expectations, motivation and topics that they would like to open during the course will be clarified. Furthermore, the structure of the course and its objectives is outlined. Participants will become acquainted with the possibilities of palliative care, setting up cooperation with families, functioning of a multidisciplinary team and practical case reports. The issue of palliative sedation, communication with patients and their loved ones, spiritual history, ethical dilemmas and reactions to communicating unfavorable reports are discussed. Participants reflect case reports, fundamental ethical principles and legal framework in the field of palliative care. The discussion develops the ability to critically look at the decision -making and impact on patients and their surroundings. Participants will deepen their understanding of spiritual questions and become familiar with the model of spiritual history. MLSV
lecturers:
Thic. Ing. René Milfait, Ph.D.
Bc. Štěpánka Škampová
Ing. Jindřiška Prokopová