Code

W10

Aim

To develop a strategy and explore how a 'care pathway' can be used to support and deliver a Trust-wide bereavement service, which is both responsive and flexible enough to support the differing needs of bereaved families and staff

Learning outcomes

• to identify what strategies and support Trusts already have in place and establish areas in which existing good practice may be developed
• to identify best practice issues in relation to bereavement care and informed choice for parents/carers
• to develop a bereavement strategy and explored how a care pathway can be used to deliver a Trust-wide service
• to identify a bereavement service that will meet local needs
• to recognise the imortance of self-awareness and support for the professional
• to gain information about the Child Bereavement Charity, other similar support organisations and resources available

Who should attend?

Suitable for professionals working in the NHS whose role is to develop best practice in bereavement care

Recommended by Commission for Health Improvement and DH publication 'When a Patient Dies: Advice on Developing Bereavement Services in the NHS'

The Child Bereavement Charity in partnership with The Royal Liverpool Children's Hospital

Fee information

£95

Venue

CBC Training Centre, Aston House, High Street, West Wycombe, Bucks HP14 3AG

Times of day

10.00am - 4.00pm (Registration 9.30am)

Dates: