C C E E N N L L E E End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium International Curriculum Introduction to ELNEC International Curriculum.

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C C E E N N L L E E End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium International Curriculum Introduction to ELNEC International Curriculum

E E N N E E C C L L International Curriculum City of Hope Previous Research Curriculum Survey Textbook Review EOL Survey Curriculum Survey Textbook Review EOL Survey

E E N N E E C C L L International Curriculum American Association of Colleges of Nursing And City of Hope National Medical Center Collaboration between

E E N N E E C C L L International Curriculum ELNEC Modules Module 1Palliative Nursing Care Module 2Pain Management Module 3Symptom Management Module 4Ethical Issues in Palliative Care Nursing Module 5Cultural Considerations at the End of Life Module 1Palliative Nursing Care Module 2Pain Management Module 3Symptom Management Module 4Ethical Issues in Palliative Care Nursing Module 5Cultural Considerations at the End of Life

E E N N E E C C L L International Curriculum ELNEC Modules (cont.) Module 6Communication Module 7Loss, Grief, Bereavement Module 8Final Hours ResourceAchieving Quality Palliative Care Module 6Communication Module 7Loss, Grief, Bereavement Module 8Final Hours ResourceAchieving Quality Palliative Care

E E N N E E C C L L International Curriculum Common Threads The family as the unit of care. The important role of the nurse as advocate. The importance of culture as an influence at the end of life. The family as the unit of care. The important role of the nurse as advocate. The importance of culture as an influence at the end of life.

E E N N E E C C L L International Curriculum Common Threads (cont.) The critical need for attention to special populations such as children and the elderly. Palliative issues impact all systems of care across all settings. The critical need for attention to special populations such as children and the elderly. Palliative issues impact all systems of care across all settings.

E E N N E E C C L L International Curriculum Common Threads (cont.) Palliative care is not confined only to cancer or AIDS, but rather it is essential across all life threatening illnesses and in cases of sudden death. Interdisciplinary care is essential for quality care at the end of life. Palliative care is not confined only to cancer or AIDS, but rather it is essential across all life threatening illnesses and in cases of sudden death. Interdisciplinary care is essential for quality care at the end of life.

E E N N E E C C L L International Curriculum International Dissemination International Outreach listed on the ELNEC Website Salzburg Institute, October 2006 ELNEC for Eastern European countries Tanzania, Africa, June 2007 ELNEC for African countries International Outreach listed on the ELNEC Website Salzburg Institute, October 2006 ELNEC for Eastern European countries Tanzania, Africa, June 2007 ELNEC for African countries C

E E N N E E C C L L International Curriculum Collaboration