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LEARNING DISABILITY AND END OF LIFE CARE A continuing challenge, a continuing journey The Pepperell Education Centre The Pepperell Education Centre, The Hall, Havering-atte-Bower, RM4 1QH Tel: 01708 758646 Fax: 01708 758641 [email protected] Dates 17 th February, 2011 Time 09.30 – 16.30 hrs Target Audience Health and Social Care Professionals involved in supporting adults with learning disability. LD residence home care staff, health and social care professionals delivering end of life care, whether at home, in a residential care home setting or in hospital/hospice. Also open to families and friends involved in caring. Information Through experience of working with adults with Learning Disability (LD) who have developed serious, advanced incurable illness we have learnt much about the challenges of care for this vulnerable client group. We continue to learn from experience about the care needs and communication challenges, which make care that bit harder to get right. A small group of professionals working locally within the learning disability field and Saint Francis Hospice representatives now meet regularly to discuss experiences, challenges, and surmounting challenges. In 2009 we received the Linda McEnhill Award from the National Network for Palliative Care of People with Learning Difficulties for our work to improve care for this patient group. Linda will be speaking on the day and will be launching the “Routes to Success” publication on End of Life Care for people with Learning Disability. This day looks at learning about end of life care from the perspective of people with LD, and long term carers of people with LD. We will look at initiatives introduced into hospitals which have really improved care and identify continuing

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Page 1: LEARNING DISABILITY AND END OF LIFE CARE A continuing challenge, a continuing journey The Pepperell Education Centre The Pepperell Education Centre, The

LEARNING DISABILITY AND END OF LIFE CARE

A continuing challenge, a continuing journey

The Pepperell Education CentreThe Pepperell Education Centre, The Hall, Havering-atte-Bower, RM4 1QH

Tel: 01708 758646 Fax: 01708 758641 [email protected]

Dates 17th February, 2011

Time 09.30 – 16.30 hrs

Target Audience Health and Social Care Professionals involved in supporting adults with learning disability. LD residence home care staff, health and social care professionals delivering end of life care, whether at home, in a residential care home setting or in hospital/hospice. Also open to families and friends involved in caring.

Information Through experience of working with adults with Learning Disability (LD) who have developed serious, advanced incurable illness we have learnt much about the challenges of care for this vulnerable client group. We continue to learn from experience about the care needs and communication challenges, which make care that bit harder to get right. A small group of professionals working locally within the learning disability field and Saint Francis Hospice representatives now meet regularly to discuss experiences, challenges, and surmounting challenges. In 2009 we received the Linda McEnhill Award from the National Network for Palliative Care of People with Learning Difficulties for our work to improve care for this patient group. Linda will be speaking on the day and will be launching the “Routes to Success” publication on End of Life Care for people with Learning Disability.

This day looks at learning about end of life care from the perspective of people with LD, and long term carers of people with LD. We will look at initiatives introduced into hospitals which have really improved care and identify continuing obstacles to ensure better care.

Cost £75 per person, to include lunch and all course materialsSpecial offer: Pay for one place get another place free!

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By BACSPlease e-mail Education Centre

By Credit CardPlease contact education office on 01708 758646

Tel:

Course Booking FormSend this form to Saint Francis Hospice.

The Pepperell Education Centre, The Hall, Havering-atte-Bower, Romford, Essex. RM4 1QH. Tel. 01708 758646 Fax 01708 758641 Email [email protected]

Course Title: Date: Fee:

Personal Information (Please complete a new form for each delegate. Photocopies are acceptable)

Title (Dr/Mrs/Miss/Ms/Mr/Revd) Email

Surname Telephone No

First Name Job Title

Professional group/area of practice

Organisation

Address

Town County Postcode

Booking ConditionsThe closing date for applications is 7 days prior to the start date. No refunds can be made after the closing date or where participants do not attend without prior notice to Education Administration. Your place on the course will be confirmed following receipt of your booking form and fee. In the event of a booking being cancelled less than 2 weeks before the course start date, 50% of the course fee will be charged.This form can be photocopied for additional applications.

PaymentPlease select your preferred method of payment with an ‘X’.

By chequePlease make the cheque payable to St Francis HospicePlease place the Course Name on the back of the cheque.

By InvoicePlease Invoice the following (if different from the above address)

Name

Address

Data Protection

In accordance with the data protection Act 1998, we are required to inform you that your details will be retained and held on file for administrative purposes by St Francis Hospice. Please be assured that we will not pass this information on to any other organisation unless we have your prior consent

Signature Date

How many palliative care patients have you cared for in the last Month? Year?