Learning modules
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Core modules
- Module 1: Principles
- Module 2: Communication
- Module 3: Assessment
- Module 4: Optimisation
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Focus topics
- Topic 1: Multidisciplinary care
- Topic 2: Aboriginal populations
- Topic 3: Caring for children
- Topic 4: Culture-centred care
- How to use the pcc4u modules
Culture-centred care of people with life-limiting conditions
To provide appropriate care that responds to the specific needs of people with life-limiting conditions, it is important to recognise cultural considerations associated with end-of-life and bereavement.
Overview
TOPIC 4: Culture-centred care of people with life-limiting conditions will provide an opportunity to develop knowledge and skills associated with providing culturally appropriate care for people with life-limiting conditions.
Aims & objectives
This focus topic is based on the core principles of palliative care and is designed to supplement the learning activities in Module 1: Principles of palliative care.
After completing this focus topic, you should be able to:
- understand the role of culture in contributing to individual’s experiences of living with a life-limiting condition
- apply principles of culturally centred care when caring for people with life-limiting conditions.
Video
Amy's story
- A3: Amy’s story
- A6: Amy is admitted to an aged care facility
- A9: Cultural and individual differences
- A12: Support for Amy’s family at end-of-life
- Amy’s full story
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Record of participation