Acknowledges, recognises and responds with sensitivity and compassion to the needs of patients and informal carers irrespective of C5 their backgrounds Provides general information confidentially to patients and carers but reports more complex information needs ( e.g.; details of patients C6 condition or prognosis to staff member in charge) Records care delivered including significant interactions with patients and families according to local policy and procedure C7 C8 Effectively communicates information verbally to other members of the team using available handover opportunities C9 Contributes to the presentation of the condition and emotional patient’s health of the patient and informal carer in a multi-disciplinary team environment C10 Communicates effectively by telephone and electronic methods C11 Demonstrates compassion, respect and a non judgemental approach towards patients and their informal carers C12 Processes own reactions and remains respectful of patients and informal carers in stressful situations Advance Care Planning and End of Life Tools Pre Course Post Course 1 Not at all confident, 2 A little confident, 3 Quite confident, 4 Very confident – – – – Identifies when patients may want to discussion advance care planning to include preferred place care and death, involving the appropriate ACP1 professional. Uses documentation, whether paper or electronic, appropriately to access inform and record end of life care planning and delivery succinctly and ACP2 legibly as per NMC Guidance (NMC 2008) ACP3 Is involved in advance care planning as an on-going process,
C5 Acknowledges, recognises and responds with sensitivity and compassion to the needs of patients and informal carers irrespective of their backgrounds C6 Provides general information confidentially to patients and carers but reports more complex information needs ( e.g.; details of patients condition or prognosis to staff member in charge) C7 Records care delivered including significant interactions with patients and families according to local policy and procedure C8 Effectively communicates information verbally to other members of the team using available handover opportunities C9 Contributes to the presentation of the patient’s condition and emotional health of the patient and informal carer in a multi-disciplinary team environment C10 Communicates effectively by telephone and electronic methods C11 Demonstrates compassion, respect and a non judgemental approach towards patients and their informal carers C12 Processes own reactions and remains respectful of patients and informal carers in stressful situations Advance Care Planning and End of Life Tools Pre Course Post Course 1 – Not at all confident, 2 – A little confident, 3 – Quite confident, 4 – Very confident ACP1 Identifies when patients may want to discussion advance care planning to include preferred place care and death, involving the appropriate professional. ACP2 Uses documentation, whether paper or electronic, appropriately to access inform and record end of life care planning and delivery succinctly and legibly as per NMC Guidance (NMC 2008) ACP3 Is involved in advance care planning as an on-going process,
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