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OLLI Webinar: Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression
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OLLI Webinar : Conversations That Matter
Purchase on‑demand access to the Conversations That Matter webinar presented by Susan Fryer, Nurse Practitioner at Tōtara Hospice and Senior Clinical Advisor for OLLI. This engaging session is specifically designed for health professionals eager to explore effective ways to approach important end-of-life discussions. Enrol today to learn how to support meaningful interactions with patients and their whānau, and deliver compassionate, person-centred care.
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Advanced Symptom Management in Palliative Care Series: Medication Management (Dexamethasone)
This module will guide you through: Core Clinical Applications Learn how dexamethasone can effectively manage various symptoms in palliative and end-of-life care, including inflammation, pain, and nausea, while improving patient comfort and quality of life. Safe and Effective Use Review dosage recommendations, route conversions, and monitoring protocols to ensure optimal therapeutic benefits and minimise adverse effects, all guided by current clinical best practices. Practical Insights Explore important licensing and subsidy considerations for practising in Aotearoa, New Zealand, and receive expert advice on tapering and discontinuation to ensure patient safety. We look forward to supporting you in your practice and professional development.
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Exclusive Introductory Offer: Assisted Dying Course Demo
We're excited to invite health professionals to explore a complimentary preview of our comprehensive training. This special offer includes a demo of two lessons from our 1-hour introductory module from the Assisted Dying In New Zealand course for Health Professionals.
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Module 1: Foundational Overview of Assisted Dying in New Zealand
This one-hour introductory module provides health professionals with a clear understanding of the Assisted Dying Service under the End of Life Choice Act 2019. It covers eligibility criteria, legal responsibilities, and the role of practitioners in supporting patients and their whānau. Serving as a foundation for further learning, it equips learners with the core knowledge required to understand how assisted dying is delivered within New Zealand’s healthcare system.
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Module 2: Assisted Dying Process & Practical Considerations
Prerequisite: Completion of Module 1: Foundational Overview of Assisted Dying in New Zealand This module provides a comprehensive overview of the formal steps and coordination required to access assisted dying within Aotearoa, New Zealand. Learners will gain clarity on the assessment process, practitioner responsibilities, and the planning that underpins safe, lawful, and compassionate care.
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Module 3: Responding to Initial Enquiries & Early Support
Prerequisite: Completion of Module 2: Assisted Dying Process & Practical Considerations This course equips health professionals with the knowledge and skills to respond compassionately and appropriately when patients raise the topic of assisted dying. Participants will explore the legal framework of the End of Life Choice Act 2019, focusing on effective communication strategies for addressing enquiries with empathy and professionalism. The course highlights cultural and whānau considerations, supports patient autonomy, and provides practical guidance for navigating ethical and legal responsibilities. Through interactive activities, case studies, and applied learning, health professionals will build confidence in managing these sensitive conversations while supporting patients and their whānau with respect and care.
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Module 4: Ongoing Support & Bereavement Care
Prerequisite: Complete Module 3. Responding to Initial Enquiries & Early Support This module explores the ongoing role of health professionals in supporting patients and their whānau throughout the assisted dying journey and beyond. It focuses on maintaining holistic, multidisciplinary care guided by Te Whare Tapa Whā, ensuring emotional, cultural, and spiritual needs are met alongside clinical requirements. Learners will gain insight into providing compassionate support during the assisted dying process and offering bereavement care following an assisted death.
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