Verification Of Expected Death

Course Details

Aim: A two hour course designed to enable nurses to be able to verify expected deaths of their patients within their area of work.

Participants: Suitable for registered nurses, with manager's agreement.

Methods: Presentation, discussion and practical competency.

Learning Outcomes:

To provide the learner with a clear understanding of the current UK legislation regarding verification of death by registered nurses.
Identify and recognise professional responsibilities relating to verification of death
Demonstrate the appropriate knowledge and skills to undertake this role through the specific training and competency assessment
To verify death in accordance and compliance with policy and appropriate documentation

Venue: Education Centre, Mountbatten Hampshire Hospice

Fee: £25

How to book:

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