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- Acute Oncological Emergencies Study Day
- Advanced Communication Skills Training (ACST)
- An Introduction to Supporting Loss, Grief and Bereavement
- ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2022 - Bringing death back into life – Re-building the future of palliative and end of life care
- Aspiring Leaders in Palliative Care Programme
- Building Your Strength After Loss and During Grief
- Challenges of Meeting Heart Failure Patients Palliative Care Needs
- Cheshire EPaCCS Workshop – Using electronic records to enhance patient experience at the end of life
- Dementia & the Progression of Disease
- DNACPR – having the conversation
- Ethical Dilemmas in Dementia – The Mental Capacity Act in Action
- Facilitative Communication Skills Training
- Hospice Leadership and Management Development Programme
- Introduction to Communication Skills
- Introduction to end of life symptom management
- Key Elements of Palliative Care for Key Workers
- Leading into the Future (for Care Homes)
- Learning Disabilities – Dementia and End of Life Care
- Learning through simulation; supporting good end of life & dementia care
- Loss Grief and Bereavement Training – Understanding the Impact of Loss and Grief
- Loss, Grief and Bereavement Training for Care Home Staff
- Mayfly Advance Care Planning and Communication Skills Course
- Medication at End of Life Controlling Symptoms: The Choices and Challenges
- Mesothelioma Study Day
- Namaste Care Programme
- Pain Management in Palliative & End of Life Care
- Palliative Care in Non-Malignant Disease
- Palliative Care in Partnership: Confidence to Care at End of Life
- Priorities for End of Life Care : One Chance to get it Right
- Recognising the dying phase of life and the signs of approaching death
- An Introduction to Supporting Loss, Grief and Bereavement
- Carers' Wellbeing Programme - Winsford
- Carers’ Wellbeing Programme: Chester South
- Caring for someone with advancing dementia
- Confidence to Care at End of Life
- Crafting Memories Bereavement
- Grieving before loss
- Grieving before loss – the impact of anticipatory grief on carers and their loved ones
- How to plan for the future – Advance care planning
- Palliative Care in Partnership : Grieving when Caring Ends
- Palliative Care in Partnership: Confidence to Care at End of Life
- Palliative Care in Partnership: Support for your Caring role
- Acute Oncological Emergencies Study Day
- Advanced Communication Skills Training (ACST)
- An Introduction to Supporting Loss, Grief and Bereavement
- ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2022 - Bringing death back into life – Re-building the future of palliative and end of life care
- Aspiring Leaders in Palliative Care Programme
- Building Your Strength After Loss and During Grief
- Carers' Wellbeing Programme - Winsford
- Carers’ Wellbeing Programme: Chester South
- Challenges of Meeting Heart Failure Patients Palliative Care Needs
- Cheshire EPaCCS Workshop – Using electronic records to enhance patient experience at the end of life
- Confidence to Care at End of Life
- Dementia & the Progression of Disease
- DNACPR – having the conversation
- Ethical Dilemmas in Dementia – The Mental Capacity Act in Action
- Facilitative Communication Skills Training
- Grieving before loss – the impact of anticipatory grief on carers and their loved ones
- Hospice Leadership and Management Development Programme
- How to plan for the future – Advance care planning
- Introduction to Communication Skills
- Introduction to end of life symptom management
- Key Elements of Palliative Care for Key Workers
- Leading into the Future (for Care Homes)
- Learning Disabilities – Dementia and End of Life Care
- Learning through simulation; supporting good end of life & dementia care
- Loss Grief and Bereavement Training – Understanding the Impact of Loss and Grief
- Loss, Grief and Bereavement Training for Care Home Staff
- Mayfly Advance Care Planning and Communication Skills Course
- Medication at End of Life Controlling Symptoms: The Choices and Challenges
- Mesothelioma Study Day
- Namaste Care Programme
Roadworks and travel disruption
Please note their are significant roadworks around Leighton Hospitals which are not expected to be completed until May 2024.
Please check here before any journey to Spring Farm to avoid road closures and other traffic disruptions.
I work in end of life care
This is the place to find professional education, free training videos, bespoke training, advanced dementia support and resources to help you to support your patients.
I am a patient, a carer or a community volunteer
We have courses and resources to help with bereavement or caring for someone with dementia or other life limiting illness. We can also offer guidance to community groups and volunteers.
Professional Resources
EPAIGE is an extensive free resource for anyone working in end of life care.
All About Me: My past, present & future
This booklet helps people have difficult conversations about death and dying, sharing and recording the things that are important to them. Download it here or contact us at info@eolp.org.uk for a hard copy.
Spring Farm Business Centre, Moss Lane, Minshull Vernon, Crewe, CW1 4RJ
The education and training rooms at Spring farm are located on the first floor at Spring Farm with no lift access. If you are planning to visit us at Spring Farm, and have any mobility needs, please contact us to make suitable arrangements, which may include moving the location of our meeting or joining virtually.
Please note their are significant roadworks around Leighton Hospitals which are not expected to be completed until May 2024.
Please check here before any journey to Spring Farm to avoid road closures and other traffic disruptions.
Download directions here.
