Course prepares home care clinicians for challenges: difficult patients, aggression, ethics, triage, prevention, and provider self-care.

Whether you are a doctor or nurse managing patients in their own home, it can surface a myriad of challenges that can impact on the healthcare provider and the patient themselves. This perspective course allows attendees to be introduced to a variety of scenarios that may challenge them on real home visits and are perfect for discussion and practice in a simulated environment. The course will focus on managing challenging scenarios in the community such as communication with difficult patients, handling aggressive behavior, and navigating ethical dilemmas related to patient care and resource allocation. It would also address methods of promoting health, preventing illness, and providing support for individuals and families. The multidisciplinary opportunity in this course allows discussion on self-care as a provider, patient triage and team support.

Learning outcomes:

After doing this course you will:

· Increase your knowledge in strategies to manage unexpected cases.

· Gain more confidence in communicating with the un-cooperative patient.

· Improve your skills in managing resources for you and your patient.

Gain knowledge on making the best of your home care visit

Fee

€250

Date and time

Wednesday, 7th April 2027

CPD

Pending

Location

ASSERT Centre, Brookfield Health Science Complex, UCC.

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