1. Merseyside & Cheshire End of Life and Palliative Care Clinical Network Group 2010 JOINT ANNUAL CONFERENCE Merseyside & Cheshire Cancer Network and The National Council for Palliative Care “Preparing the Workforce for End of Life Care”

2. MULTI-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (MPET) Kathy Collins (Associate Director, MCCN) Merseyside & Cheshire End of Life and Palliative Care Clinical Network Group

3. MULTI-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (MPET) NW EOLC PRIORITIES Kathy Collins (Associate Director, MCCN) Merseyside & Cheshire End of Life and Palliative Care Clinical Network Group

4. MULTI-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (MPET) MCCN MPET PLAN Kathy Collins (Associate Director, MCCN) Merseyside & Cheshire End of Life and Palliative Care Clinical Network Group

5. MULTI-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (MPET) TRAINING IN SPIRITUALITY Cath Baldry (Director of Nursing Education Queenscourt Hospice) Merseyside & Cheshire End of Life and Palliative Care Clinical Network Group

6. 'Opening the Spiritual Gate' Raising Spiritual Awareness in Merseyside & Cheshire Cancer Network

7. Background Audit 2006 Development of programme Conversion to e-learning Roll out across MCCN Reaudit 2011

8. Programme 'Opening the Spiritual Gate‘ 'Keys to Opening the Spiritual Gate‘ 'Bridging the Spiritual Gap

9. Opening the Spiritual Gate Spirituality & religion Opening the conversation Recording & reporting Pulling it all together

10. Spirituality & religion Spiritual distress Different faith traditions

11. Opening Maintaining Closing Planning Opening the Conversation

12. Recording & reporting Confidentiality Effective handover Spiritual care plan

13. Pulling it all together Spiritual Care Policy Religious Needs Website Resources Support

14. The other side of the gate pre-course post-course ‘I understand the nature of spiritual assessment’

15. The other side of the gate not confident ‘How confident are you in assessing spiritual needs?’ very confident 3.72 6.6

16. Conversion to e-learning  Online platform - Moodle  Social constructivism  Asynchronous discussion  Facilitated  Learning preferences /styles

17. Information Video Voice over Activity Pictures Diagrams Discussion Click & play

18. Watching Abstract conceptualisation Doing Feeling Thinking Reflective observation Concrete experience Active experimentation ModelsModels Stop & think Real life examples Activities & fora Activities

20. Information & reflection

21. Discussion forum

22. Resources & activity

27. Information

28. Real life example videos

29. Click & play

30. Theory practice bridge

31. Why? because for every patient & family we may only get one chance!

33. MULTI-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (MPET) LCP ICU Project Laura Chapman (Consultant in Palliative Medicine, RLBUHT) Merseyside & Cheshire End of Life and Palliative Care Clinical Network Group

34. MULTI-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (MPET) TRAINING & EDUCATION FOR DOMICILIARY STAFF IN END OF LIFE CARE Caroline Flynn (Care Home Co-ordinator, End of Life Care Team, MCCN) Merseyside & Cheshire End of Life and Palliative Care Clinical Network Group

35. Research Domiciliary care workers play a vital role in enabling patients to be cared for in their own home. Positive aspects identified are physical and social support. (McIlfatrick 2007) DoH (2008) suggests there are significant unmet training needs despite having a key role in providing care. There is a lack of research on the role, focusing specifically on end of life care. (Devlin 2009)

36. Background MPET funding Wirral Department of Adult Social Services Wirral Metropolitan College NHS Wirral MCCN Contracted providers

37. Engagement 14/19 Wirral contracted providers participating; 19 managers, 59 senior staff 300 care staff 80 Social Workers and Assistant Support Officers

38. Programme Sept-June 2011 2 day programme of education & training for care staff. 5 awareness raising sessions for managers & senior staff on EoLC. 4 sessions for Social Workers and Assistant Support Officers. NCPC Care to Learn reference resource. Merseyside Chinese Community Development Association. Shadowing programme.

39. Thank you for listening. Caroline.flynn@mccn.nhs.uk

40. MCCN WORKSHOPS - INTRODUCTION Kathy Collins (Associate Director, MCCN) Improving end of life care in acute hospitals Professor John Ellershaw Conversations for Life Mary Matthiesen, Director, The Conversations for Life Programme Adrienne Betteley, End of Life Care Programme Lead, MCCN Holistic Needs Assessment – Implementation Plan Anita Corrigan, Nurse Director, MCCN Merseyside & Cheshire End of Life and Palliative Care Clinical Network Group Clarence Room The Gallery Larrinaga Room

41. MCCN WORKSHOPS - FEEDBACK Improving end of life care in acute hospitals Professor John Ellershaw Conversations for Life Mary Matthiesen, Director, The Conversations for Life Programme Adrienne Betteley, End of Life Care Programme Lead, MCCN Holistic Needs Assessment – Implementation Plan Anita Corrigan, Nurse Director, MCCN Merseyside & Cheshire End of Life and Palliative Care Clinical Network Group

42. CLOSING ADDRESS Professor John Ellershaw Merseyside & Cheshire End of Life and Palliative Care Clinical Network Group

43. Thank you for attending Presentations from today’s conference will be posted on the MCCN website www.mccn.nhs.uk Merseyside & Cheshire End of Life and Palliative Care Clinical Network Group