Education and Training
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| Highland and Islands Class of 2007 Napier University and Highland Hospice |
In 2007 Highland Hospice and Napier University celebrated the graduation of students from The Highlands and Islands. The nurses work in a variety of roles in both general and specialist fields. Their experience covers acute care, hospice and community settings.
This is the final cohort of students to complete the Marie Curie Cancer and Palliative Care Diploma or Degree as this academic award is no longer available. Effective as of 2008 Highland Hospice is working in collaboration with Stirling University. For more information please contact n.reid@highlandhospice.org.uk.
In Autumn 2008, Palliative Care Modules will be delivered at Stirling University (Highland Campus). 'The Palliative Approach to Care' NUR212 commences in September 2008. This module can be taken as a stand alone module or as part of the diploma / degree programme. Places are limited so early registration is advisable.
For further information see http://www.nm.stir.ac.uk/applicants-cpd/cpd-modules.php
To register or for further information email admissions@stir.ac.ukor Tel 01786 467050.
May 19th, 20th, 21st and 5th, 6th June 2008 – Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Health Professionals.
This Course is now full. Please contact to register interest for a future course.
This course is for health professionals seeking to consolidate knowledge and skills of Cognitive Therapy. The Foundation Skills Course offers five days of experiential learning led by an established Cognitive Therapist. The skills acquired in this course will enhance the cognitive aspects of participants’ clinical work, and may serve as a stepping-stone, when combined with supervised casework, into more advanced training.
The cost for the 5 day course is £450.
This course is now full. Please contact to register interest for a future course.
This course has been cancelled due to circumstances outwith our control
This study day explores the multi-professional input for the management of pain in the palliative care population. It will be of interest to health professionals working in in-patient units, nursing homes or community settings.
This 2 day experiential workshop will be of help to senior health professionals who want to build on their basic communication skills.
This multi-professional study day looks at common symptoms, other than pain, in the palliative care population. It will be of help to health professionals working in acute care, nursing homes or the community setting.
For further information please contact
Maria Temple, Education Department Administrator, Highland Hospice,
Ness House,1 Bishop’s Road, Inverness,IV3 5SB
Tel - 01463 227915 Email m.temple@highlandhospice.org.uk
Library
We also have a comprehensive library specialising in all aspects of palliative care. There is extensive literature on spirituality, grief and bereavement, nursing and medicine. Internet access is also available. Membership is free.
To register or for more information please call Maria Temple any time Monday to Friday. Direct Line: 01463 227915. E mail: m.temple@highlandhospice.org.uk
