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Tier 2 - Intermediate

Signs and symptoms of Cancer and Oncology and Palliative Emergencies

Oncology Series To have a greater understanding of treatments and pathways and the patient journey....

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Oncology Series To have a greater understanding of treatments and pathways and the patient journey. Increase in knowledge for oncological and palliative care emergencies.

Who is it for

Any healthcare professional or member of the public who wishes to learn ways of coping with difficulties.

Location

virtual
Some of our courses are virtual, so it’s important that you use an appropriate device with a working camera and microphone (tablet, laptop or PC, not a mobile phone) to ensure you get as much from the session as possible. Consider using a space with good lighting and ensure your camera is switched on.

Cost

FREE

Dates and Registration

Wednesday 11 June – 10am –12.30pm
Monday 15 December – 10am – 12.30pm
Register here
Compassionate Communities

Stepping Back from the Edge

Managing stress and building resilience Managing stress and our own wellbeing can be challenging es...

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Managing stress and building resilience Managing stress and our own wellbeing can be challenging especially in palliative and end-of-life care, therefore with this in mind, this workshop will aim to offer some support and advice that will be helpful for your overall wellbeing. Learn strategies and ways of managing yourself and how to cope in difficult situations

Who is it for

Any healthcare professional or member of the public in the Luton, Bedfordshire, and Milton Keynes areas.

Location

virtual
Some of our courses are virtual, so it’s important that you use an appropriate device with a working camera and microphone (tablet, laptop or PC, not a mobile phone) to ensure you get as much from the session as possible. Consider using a space with good lighting and ensure your camera is switched on.

Cost

FREE

Dates and Registration

Registration link TBC
16 May 2-3pm
Compassionate Communities

No Barrier Here

Ever wondered about the things that will hold value to you at the end of your life? Do you think itâ...

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Ever wondered about the things that will hold value to you at the end of your life? Do you think it’s too early to contemplate the end-of-life because you’re young, or healthy? Join us at our free workshops, where we will be getting creative with arts and craft to explore what matters most to you and gently unlock conversations about the end-of-life

Who is it for

Any healthcare professional or member of the public

Location

none
In-person

Cost

FREE

Dates and Registration

Registration link TBC
Programme 1
7 May, 14 May, 21 May 2024 11am-12.30pm
Programme 2
8 October, 15 October, 22 October 2024 11am-12.30pm
Programme 3
4 February, 11 February, 18 February 2025 11am-12.30pm
Compassionate Communities

Digital Memories Matter

Have you thought about what will happen to your digital footprint? What do we mean by digital assets...

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Have you thought about what will happen to your digital footprint? What do we mean by digital assets? This workshop will provide you with an understanding of what your digital legacy means, what your digital assets are, where to go for help and how to turn this into conversation with family and friends.

Who is it for

Any healthcare professional or member of the public in the Luton, Bedfordshire, and Milton Keynes areas.

Location

virtual
Some of our courses are virtual, so it’s important that you use an appropriate device with a working camera and microphone (tablet, laptop or PC, not a mobile phone) to ensure you get as much from the session as possible. Consider using a space with good lighting and ensure your camera is switched on.

Cost

FREE

Dates and Registration

Registration link TBC
7 May 2024 12-1pm
10 September 2-3pm
14 January 2025 10-11am
Compassionate Communities

What have I done to deserve this?

Addressing the needs for the LGBTQIA+ community living with a palliative illness For people in the ...

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Addressing the needs for the LGBTQIA+ community living with a palliative illness For people in the LGBTQIA+ community there are some additional concerns and worries whilst living with a palliative illness. This session is to raise awareness of these issues and discuss how they can be challenged and overcome and what changes could be made to support people to manage during this time. An overview of unconscious bias and how to recognise the individual needs for the LGBTQIA+ community diagnosed with a palliative illness

Who is it for

Any healthcare professional or member of the public

Location

virtual
Some of our courses are virtual, so it’s important that you use an appropriate device with a working camera and microphone (tablet, laptop or PC, not a mobile phone) to ensure you get as much from the session as possible. Consider using a space with good lighting and ensure your camera is switched on.

Cost

FREE

Dates and Registration

Registration link TBC
2 July 2-3pm