Cheshire EPaCCS Workshop – Using electronic records to enhance patient experience at the end of life

Session Overview

• Understand how EPaCCS works in Cheshire and how different roles contribute to the information within it to inform care coordination, decision making and the commissioning of services.
• Undertake/contribute to multi-disciplinary electronic assessment and information sharing for people nearing the end of life (appropriate to your role)
• In partnership with others, review end of life care electronic assessments to take account of changing needs, priorities and wishes, and ensure information about changes is properly shared.
• Where appropriate, ensure that the wishes of the individual, as described in an Advance Care Planning statement, are shared electronically (with permission) with other workers.
• When appropriate, know what the Advance Care Planning statement contains, and how this will impact upon a person’s care and support.

PLEASE NOTE: participants must complete the EPaCCS workbook before attending this session for the content to be relevant.

Learning Outcomes

• Undertake/contribute to multi-disciplinary assessment and information sharing
• In partnership with others, review assessments to take account of changing needs, priorities and wishes, and ensure information about changes is properly shared.
• Where appropriate, ensure that the wishes of the individual, as described in an Advance Care Planning statement, are shared (with permission) with other workers.
• When appropriate, know what the Advance Care Planning statement contains, and how this will impact upon a person’s care and support.

Details

• Length: 1.5 hours
• Suitable for: Health and Social Care Staff working in Cheshire involved in the care of people at the end of life
• Delivered: Online via Microsoft Teams

Funded dates for Cheshire East Place staff only:

• Friday 14 February 2025: 10:00 – 11.30
• Tuesday 18 March 2025: 10:00 – 11.30

Bespoke Booking

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