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2021
PA L L I AT I V E C A R E
LEARNING
O P P O RT U N I T I E S
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CONTENTS
JANUARY
Where the Landscape Lies – Education for Patients.....................................................5
FEBRUARY
Where the Landscape Lies – Education for Patients.....................................................5
A Map through the Forest – Education for Family / Friends as Carers...............6
Palliative Care Breakfast Lectures...............................................................................................8
Syringe Driver Competency Workshop.................................................................................9
MARCH
Where the Landscape Lies – Education for Patients.....................................................5
A Map through the Forest – Education for Family / Friends as Carers...............6
Palliative Care Breakfast Lectures...............................................................................................8
Palliative Care: The Essentials.......................................................................................................9
Fundamentals of Palliative Care – Workshops 1-3.......................................................10
Building Compassionate Communities in Palliative Care.......................................11
Clinical Skills – Delirium................................................................................................................11
APRIL
Where the Landscape Lies – Education for Patients.....................................................5
A Map through the Forest – Education for Family / Friends as Carers...............6
Palliative Care Breakfast Lectures...............................................................................................8
Fundamentals of Palliative Care – Workshops 4-7.......................................................10
Clinical Skills – Pain..........................................................................................................................11
Supportive Therapies for People with a Life Limiting Illness ................................12
MAY
Where the Landscape Lies – Education for Patients.....................................................5
A Map through the Forest – Education for Family / Friends as Carers...............6
Palliative Care Link Nurse Programme....................................................................................7
Palliative Care Breakfast Lectures...............................................................................................8
Syringe Driver Competency Workshop.................................................................................9
Clinical Skills – Breathlessness..................................................................................................11
JUNE
Where the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients.......................................................5
A Map Through the Forest – Education for Family / Friends as Carers...............6
Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture.................................................................................................8
Clinical Skills – Bowel Care..........................................................................................................11
Palliative Care: Chronic Illness...................................................................................................13
2 Psychosocial Approaches to Support those with a Palliative Diagnosis........14
JULY Where the Landscape Lies – Education for Patients.....................................................5 A Map Through the Forest – Education for Family / Friends as Carers...............6 Palliative Care Breakfast Lectures...............................................................................................8 Clinical Skills - Depression & Anxiety....................................................................................11 AUGUST Where the Landscape Lies - Education for Patients.......................................................5 Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture.................................................................................................8 Clinical Skills – Fatigue...................................................................................................................11 Supportive Nursing Therapies used in Palliative Care...............................................12 Life Review Workshop...................................................................................................................14 Changing Minds Conference....................................................................................................15 SEPTEMBER A Map through the Forest – Education for Family / Friends as Carers...............6 Palliative Care Link Nurse Programme....................................................................................7 Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture.................................................................................................8 Palliative Care: The Essentials ......................................................................................................9 Syringe Driver Competency ........................................................................................................9 Building Compassionate Communities in Palliative Care.......................................11 Clinical Skills – Palliative Care Emergency.........................................................................11 OCTOBER Where the Landscape Lies – Education for Patients.....................................................5 Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture.................................................................................................8 Fundamentals of Palliative Care – Workshops 1&2......................................................10 Clinical Skills – Nausea...................................................................................................................11 NOVEMBER Where the Landscape Lies – Education for Patients.....................................................5 A Map through the Forest – Education for Family / Friends as Carers...............6 Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture.................................................................................................8 Fundamentals of Palliative Care – Workshops 3-6.......................................................10 DECEMBER Where the Landscape Lies – Education for Patients.....................................................5 A Map through the Forest – Education for Family / Friends as Carers...............6 Palliative Care Breakfast Lecture.................................................................................................8 Syringe Driver Competency Workshop.................................................................................9 Fundamentals of Palliative Care - Workshop 7 ..............................................................10 3
OUR VISION
Our communities receive equitable, responsive and proactive
palliative care support.
OUR PURPOSE
To provide or facilitate palliative care services to all people in need.
OUR GOALS
• To engage with our communities to understand their needs
and strengthen the delivery of services that meet these.
• To seek equity of outcome recognising cultural, ethnic and
social needs.
• To work collaboratively with all health and social care
providers to ensure our communities receive the care they
need.
• To grow our knowledge through research and education to
strengthen the quality and delivery of care.
• To be a great place to work with shared values where people
feel included and belong.
• To build the future sustainability of our hospice on the aroha
of our community.
W H AT I S PA L L I AT I V E C A R E ?
Palliative care supports you and those you care about to live with
a life-limiting illness where death is inevitable. The Palliative Care
Team recognises that from birth to death we all have physical,
social, emotional, and spiritual needs that must be valued.
Palliative support can happen anywhere – at home, in hospital, in
hospice, or residential care.
The Palliative Care Team focus their care on living well at the end
of life and regard dying as a natural process. Palliative care values
life and does not shorten it. It helps you understand what is
happening and what to expect, enabling you to make decisions
that are right for you and your family towards the end of life.
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WHERE THE LANDSCAPE LIES
E D U C AT I O N F O R PAT I E N T S
A series of free, informal educational sessions for
patients living with a life limiting illness.
An opportunity to share thoughts with others in a unique but
similar situation.
• What you can expect at the end of life
• Questions we have about dying
• Open and honest conversations
• What’s important to me right now?
“Talking about what lies ahead and having questions explained so we
could understand our situation and the treatment we could receive
allayed any fears and concerns I had”.
THESE SESSIONS RUN OVER 3 WEEKS BETWEEN
11.30AM – 1.00PM
JAN/FEB: 19, 26 JANUARY & 2 FEBRUARY
MAR/APR: 30 MARCH & 6, 13 APRIL
MAY/JUN: 25 MAY & 1, 8 JUNE
JUL/AUG: 27 JULY & 3, 10 AUGUST
OCT: 5, 12, 19 OCTOBER
NOV/DEC: 30 NOVEMBER & 7, 14 DECEMBER
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Partnership Compassion Learning
A MAP THR O UGH TH E F O R E S T
E D U C AT I O N F O R FA M I LY /
FRIENDS AS CARERS
A series of free educational sessions for the “family carer” on
practical issues around caring for your loved one. A space
to meet others in a similar situation.
• Support for the family
• Practical tips
• Challenges - building strength to work with the ‘ups’ and
‘downs’ of being a carer
• How to care for a person who cannot get out of bed
THESE SESSIONS RUN OVER 4 WEEKS BETWEEN
11.00AM – 1.00PM
FEB/MAR: 10, 17, 24 FEBRUARY & 3 MARCH
APR/MAY: 21, 28 APRIL, & 5,12 MAY
JUN/JUL: 30 JUNE & 7, 14, 21 JULY
SEPT: 1, 8, 15, 22 SEPTEMBER
NOV/DEC: 24 NOVEMBER & 1, 8, 15 DECEMBER
“Didn’t feel so alone and isolated with the carer’s responsibilities”
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PA L L I AT I V E C A R E
LINK NURSE
PROGRAMME (PCLN)
The Link Nurse Programme is a 5-day placement in a hospice/
palliative care setting for Hutt Valley nurses working in
residential and primary care. Nurses are encouraged to develop
innovative ideas that are relevant to their own practise. Much
of the learning is case based with opportunity to debrief and
reflect.
We accept 4 placements at a time.
The aims/outcomes of the programme are to:
• Equip the link nurse to facilitate best practice palliative
care in their unique clinical setting
• To increase awareness and access to MDT resources for
people receiving primary palliative care
• To become more familiar with the philosophy and
language of palliative care
• Build confidence and resources in palliative care
assessment and care planning.
17 - 21 MAY
27 SEPTEMBER - 1 OCTOBER
There is an allowance of $200 per day available to cover
backfill in your workplace.
To register your interest, email education@teomanga.org.nz
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Palliative Care
Lecture Series 2021
PA L L I AT I V E C A R E B R E A K FA S T
LECTURES
The lectures are delivered by teleconference on the first
Thursday of every month from February – December.
These sessions are aimed at all health professionals with an
interest in palliative care.
A light breakfast is provided.
These national lectures are provided by Hospice New
Zealand with funding from the Cancer Research Trust.
For details see www.hospice.org.nz
THURSDAYS 7.30AM – 8.30AM
NO COST
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S YR INGE DRIVER CO M P E TE N C Y
W OR KSHO PS
Endorsed by Hospice NZ.
To assist Registered and Enrolled Nurses to update their
knowledge, skills and competencies annually in the use of
the Niki T34 syringe driver for symptom control in palliative
care.
THURSDAY 25 FEBRUARY 1:30PM – 4:00PM
WEDNESDAY 19 MAY 1:30PM – 4:00PM
WEDNESDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 1:30PM – 4:00PM
THURSDAY 09 DECEMBER 1:30PM – 4:00PM
COST: $80
Annual update on syringe drivers available. Both courses
can also be arranged for groups off-site on request.
PA L L I AT I V E C A R E :
THE ESSENTIALS
Primarily aimed at Registered Nurses to increase their
knowledge, skills and confidence in the delivery of
palliative care in all health care settings.
• Principles of palliative care
• Assessment and symptom management
• Medications commonly used in palliative care
• Recognising dying
• Confident communication skills with patients and family
• The effect of loss and grieving
TUESDAY 9 MARCH 9:00AM – 4:30PM
TUESDAY 14 SEPTEMBER 9:00AM – 4:30PM
COST: $170
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Partnership Compassion Learning
F U N D A M E N TA L S O F
PA L L I AT I V E C A R E
This education resource has been specifically developed by
Hospice NZ for all staff working in the aged residential sector,
primary health, and anyone with an interest in end of life care.
These seven workshops are at an introductory level. Ten
learning sessions will be delivered over seven workshops.
A Hospice NZ badge will be presented at completion of all
seven workshops.
This series can also be delivered at your workplace by
arrangement either in single modules or grouped together.
OPTION A
WORKSHOP 1: 11 MARCH - Essence of Palliative Care
WORKSHOP 2: 18 MARCH - Pain and Symptom Management
WORKSHOP 3: 25 MARCH - Dementia/Chronic Illness
WORKSHOP 4: 08 APRIL - Communication Skills
WORKSHOP 5: 15 APRIL - Last Days of Life/Ethical Issues
WORKSHOP 6: 22 APRIL - Loss and Grief /Caring for Ourselves
WORKSHOP 7: 29 APRIL - Spirituality
OPTION B
WORKSHOP 1: 14 OCTOBER - Essence of Palliative Care
WORKSHOP 2: 21 OCTOBER - Pain and Symptom Management
WORKSHOP 3: 4 NOVEMBER - Dementia/Chronic Illness
WORKSHOP 4: 11 NOVEMBER - Communication Skills
WORKSHOP 5: 18 NOVEMBER - Last Days of Life/Ethical Issues
WORKSHOP 6: 25 NOVEMBER - Loss and Grief /Caring for Ourselves
WORKSHOP 7: 2 DECEMBER - Spirituality
ALL WORKSHOPS ARE ON A
THURSDAY FROM 4.00PM TO 6.00PM
COST: $22 PER SESSION
Please register for each session individually.
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RespectCLINICAL SKILLS
A series of clinically focused sessions to up-skill health
professionals working in palliative care.
Assessment and management of common symptoms with
an interdisciplinary approach.
DELIRIUM 16 MARCH
PAIN 13 APRIL
BREATHLESSNESS 18 MAY
BOWEL CARE 22 JUNE
DEPRESSION & ANXIETY 13 JULY
FATIGUE 24 AUGUST
PALLIATIVE CARE EMERGENCY 28 SEPTEMBER
NAUSEA 19 OCTOBER
TUESDAYS 3.45PM – 4.30PM
COST: KOHA FOR HOSPICE
BUILDING COMPASSIONATE
COMMUNITIES IN PALLIATIVE CARE
“Stone by stone”
For any person interested
in strengthening social
connections in our
communities to support
those at the end of their
life and their families.
Dying, like birth, is
a human event that
everyone has to go
through. Therefore, care
of the dying is everyone’s
business. Health
professionals can ease and support this process knowing
that it belongs with families in communities.
• What is a meaningful death?
• How do we encourage others to live without a cure?
• What is needed and what helps people at end of life?
WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 1:00PM – 5:00PM
THURSDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 1:00PM – 5:00PM
COST: $30
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Partnership Compassion LearningSUPPORTIVE THERAPIES FOR PEOPLE
WITH A LIFE-LIMITING ILLNESS
This workshop will focus on ways we can support the
patient and family through the last days of life using an
integrative approach.
Health workers strive to include the
individuality of the person/patient
and family, as well as the symptoms of
an illness.
• Nursing: An Art and Science
• Practical Therapies
• Connecting with people with reduced
levels of consciousness
• Rongoā / Maori medicine
• Aromatherapy
“Relaxed process; session covered talks, with
content; clinical reflection, and practical
activity as well as music - good mix...”
WEDNESDAY 14 APRIL 9:00AM – 4:30PM
COST: $170
This Workshop is a pre-requisite for the Supportive Nursing
Therapies used in Palliative Care.
SUPPORTIVE NURSING THERAPIES
USED IN PALLIATIVE CARE
Prerequisite: Supportive Therapies used in Palliative Care
An opportunity to extend and deepen your learning of the
nursing therapies that support wellbeing for people at the
end of life.
• The nurse as a healer for those needing a palliative
approach
• Knowing and understanding the therapeutic value of our
plant and mineral substances
• Understanding who is this person and what do they
need at this time
• The practical therapies
TUESDAY 31 AUGUST 1:00PM -5:00PM
COST: $80
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CHRONIC ILLNESS
Relevant for all health professionals.
A collaborative approach to combine specialist knowledge
in creating optimum care for people with end-stage chronic
illness.
• Working with people living with co-morbidities; renal,
cardiac, respiratory and neurological
• The impact on the person and their family
“An awareness of the complexities of these chronic illnesses will help
shape how I care for patients with these conditions”
TUESDAY 15 JUNE 9:00AM – 4:30PM
COST: $170
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Partnership Compassion LearningP S YC H O S O C I A L A P P R O A C H E S
TO SUPPOR T THOSE WITH A
PA L L I AT I V E D I A G N O S I S
For GPs, Social Workers, Nurses and Professional Carers.
Psychosocial impacts on the individual and their family/
whānau.
• Supportive strategies for a person to support quality of
life, a sense of self and connection with others
• Assessment of psychosocial needs
• Linking people and their families to supports available
• When and how to refer on to specialist psychosocial
therapy
WEDNESDAY 23 JUNE 9:00AM – 4:00PM
COST: $170
LIFE REVIEW WORKSHOP
A one day workshop for those interested in being a
biographer.
The requirements are empathy, being able to relate to
anybody, having a non-judgmental attitude and flexibility
of time.
• To explore and recognise the value of Life Review for
each individual and their family
• To provide the skills necessary to create a life story
• Benefits of life review for the person living with a life
limiting illness
• The process: interviewing, reviewing, creating
“The story is secondary in the process – it is what happens to our
patient in the telling of their story that is the most important part”.
SATURDAY 7 AUGUST
COST: $170
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CHANGINGMINDS
POSITIVE END OF LIFE CARE
CHANGING MINDS CONFERENCE
F R I D AY 2 9 O C T O B E R 2 0 2 1
BRINGING THE ESSENCE OF PALLIATIVE CARE
“BACK HOME”
This day will focus on rediscovering the essence of
palliative care in our local communities. We will look
at ways to encourage our community groups and
neighbourhoods to reclaim this ‘way of being’ so public
perception about care of the dying is opened up and
returned to where it belongs – with all of us.
• Opening up Public ‘Perception’ to the essence of
palliative care.
• Expanding the ‘Essence’ out into our Communities.
• ‘Regaining’ lost knowledge about the dying process.
• Living links in ‘Action’.
• ‘Uniting’ together to give effective and creative care.
FRIDAY 29 OCTOBER 9.00AM – 4.30PM
COST $200
PRE-CONFERENCE EVENT
PUBLIC SCREENING
An inspirational public screening on compassionate care at
the end of life.
THURSDAY 28 OCTOBER 5:30PM – 7:00PM, COST $25
TOTAL COST FOR BOTH EVENTS $225
These events are open to all people interested in
supporting healthy end of life care in our communities.
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Partnership Compassion LearningS P E C I A L D AT E S O F
INTEREST
HOSPICE AWARE NE S S W E E K
MAY 2021
Hospice Awareness Week celebrates the services
hospices provide throughout New Zealand. It addresses
misconceptions that people may have around hospice care.
Often, there is a mistaken belief that “hospice is just a
place you go to die.” Hospice cares for people’s physical,
emotional, psychological, social, cultural and spiritual
needs. It helps people with any terminal or life limiting
illness to live every moment in whatever way is important
to them.
DYIN G TO K NO W DAY
8 AUGUST 2021
Dying to Know Day is dedicated to bringing to life
conversations and community actions around death,
dying and bereavement. It stands for:
• Community led conversations about end of life care,
death and loss.
• Death, dying and bereavement are social
experiences best addressed through initiatives that
involve the whole community. It is through family
conversations over dinner, death cafes, school
projects, art galleries, and workplaces that we can
break down barriers and socialise the response
to death. This can help build compassionate
communities ready and able to respond to death
and loss when it occurs.
• Meaningful value-based end of life planning occurs
at any age and regardless of our health status.
• Planning ahead means we have the opportunity to
communicate what we do and don’t want at the end
of life.
• Developing death literacy – the practical know how
needed for end of life planning.
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C AR E DAY
10 OCTOBER 2021
World Hospice and Palliative Care Day is a unified day of
action to celebrate and support hospice and palliative care
around the world. It aims to:
• Increase the availability of hospice and palliative care
throughout the world by creating opportunities to
speak out about the issues.
• Raise awareness and understanding of the needs –
medical, social, practical, spiritual – of people living
with a life limiting illness and their families.
• Raise funds to support and develop hospice and
palliative care services around the world.
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Partnership Compassion LearningTE OMANGA BOO K CO L L E C TI O N
FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
These books can be found in the Kea Room at Te Omanga
Hospice.
• The collection contains books on palliative medicine
and symptom management; dementia care; spiritual
care in health, psycho-social and allied therapies;
professional development and research.
FOR PATIENTS AND FAMILIES
These books can be found in the Britannia Lounge, Te Āio
Sanctuary and the Tamariki Lounge at Te Omanga Hospice.
• The collection has resources to help with the challenges
of living with life-limiting conditions.
Books can be borrowed for up to four weeks. Please
complete a loan form before taking a book off premises.
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RespectC O U R S E R E G I S T R AT I O N
Registration for our educational courses are now online.
To register, please go to: www.teomanga.org.nz/
Education/our-programme-of-courses
If you have any questions, please contact our
Education Administrator on 04 886 5204 or email
education@teomanga.org.nz
Requests for education either at Te Omanga Hospice or
offsite are invited.
Lunch is provided for full day courses.
ALL PRICES INCLUDE GST
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Partnership Compassion LearningHapaitia te ara tika ai te
rangatiratanga mo nga
uri whakatipu
Foster the pathway of knowledge
to strength, independence and
growth for future generations
www.teomanga.org.nz
PO Box 30814, Lower Hutt 5040
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