8. Be able to support 8.1 Carry out own role in an Advance Care Developing your practice, individuals through the individual’s care Planning clinical supervision, further process of dying reading 8.2 Contribute to addressing Communication 03_33 Distress: the crying patient any distress experienced by Symptom 04_26 Managing distress during the the individual promptly and in Management dying phase agreed ways 08_02 Understanding and assessing Spirituality spiritual need and spiritual distress 8.3 Adapt support to reflect Advance Care 01_16 How to review previous ACP the individual’s changing Planning decision needs or responses 02_04 Assessment of dying phase and Assessment after death 02_18 Following up assessments and Symptom evaluating outcomes Management 04_05 Influence of transition points and crisis on decision making in symptom management 8.4 Assess when an Communication 03_03 Communicating with ill people individual and key people need to be alone 9. Be able to take action 9.1 Explain why it is important Advance Care 01_02 Cultural and spiritual following the death of to know about an individual’s Planning considerations in ACP individuals wishes for their after-death care 9.2 Carry out actions Assessment 02_14 Assessment of dying phase and immediately following a death after death that respect the individual’s Integrating Learning 05_19 Care death 1 Introduction – wishes and follow agreed to care after death ways of working Integrating Learning 05_20 Care after death 2 Providing – personal care after death
8. Be able to support individuals through the process of dying 8.1 Carry out own role in an individual’s care Advance Care Planning Developing your practice, clinical supervision, further reading 8.2 Contribute to addressing any distress experienced by the individual promptly and in agreed ways Communication Symptom Management Spirituality 03_33 04_26 08_02 Distress: the crying patient Managing distress during the dying phase Understanding and assessing spiritual need and spiritual distress 8.3 Adapt support to reflect the individual’s changing needs or responses Advance Care Planning Assessment Symptom Management 01_16 02_04 02_18 04_05 How to review previous ACP decision Assessment of dying phase and after death Following up assessments and evaluating outcomes Influence of transition points and crisis on decision making in symptom management 8.4 Assess when an individual and key people need to be alone Communication 03_03 Communicating with ill people 9. Be able to take action following the death of individuals 9.1 Explain why it is important to know about an individual’s wishes for their after-death care Advance Care Planning 01_02 Cultural and spiritual considerations in ACP 9.2 Carry out actions immediately following a death that respect the individual’s wishes and follow agreed ways of working Assessment Integrating Learning Integrating Learning 02_14 05_19 05_20 Assessment of dying phase and after death Care death 1 – Introduction to care after death Care after death 2 – Providing personal care after death
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