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Principles of End of Life Care – Level 3

Distance Learning Level 3 Certificate

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Principles of End of Life Care – Level 3

Distance Learning Level 3 Certificate

Availability & Details

Principles of End of Life Care - Level 3 - Distance Learning Havant - Skills Network HD1-EOLC3C/C01

Venue
Online

Type of study
Online Learning

Dates
Flexible ()

Examination board
NCFE
 Fees
Course Fee Advanced Learning Loan -
Course Fee Overseas -

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Overview

This qualification will provide you with information on how to support a person’s familial, spiritual, social and emotional needs and will prepare you to confront issues of death and bereavement within your role.

Ideally you will have completed Level 2 End of Life Care or you will be able to demonstrate this level of ability. You should also hold a pass in GCSE or Functional Skills English at Level 2. To enrol on this Adult Learning course you must be aged 19 years or over.

On this online course, you will study the following units:

  1. Understanding end of life care
  2. Communication during end of life care
  3. Assessment and care planning in end of life care
  4. Person-centred approaches to end of life care
  5. Care during the final hours of life and bereavement care

Your learning material and assignments will be available to you through our distance learning platform.

You will be assessed through online assessments.

By completing this qualification you will have gained knowledge to support an application of employment to work in the Health Care sector as a Personal Care Assistant, a Senior Healthcare Assistant or a Palliative Care Assistant or you could progress to another distance learning course at HSDC.

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