Course Description
Building on the foundational knowledge from Module 1, this module provides a detailed exploration of the assisted dying process, from initial inquiry to planning an assisted death. You will gain a clear understanding of the application and formal assessment process, including eligibility criteria, assessments, and safeguards to ensure compliance with the End of Life Choice Act 2019. This module also outlines key considerations for planning an assisted death, such as choosing a date, location, and method of medication administration, while respecting patient autonomy.
By the end, you will feel confident in supporting patients and their whānau with empathy, professionalism, and a clear understanding of the assisted dying process
Key Details
Who should enrol?
This bundle is designed for a wide range of health professionals, including doctors, nurses, allied health workers, healthcare assistants and other registered health practitioners. It is particularly relevant for those who are involved in the care of patients exploring assisted dying or accessing the service but are not directly providing assisted dying services themselves.
Duration: 1 hour
Delivery: Online, self-paced
Assessment: Includes quizzes and case studies to reinforce learning.
